batteries

So, Offgrid, are you saying that one should not charge AGM batteries with the charger in the r-Pod?

 I had a talk with a mechanic friend of mine and he told me a story of a woman with a camper who had a agm battery which kept running down quickly which I think she charged with the camper. She replaced the battery a couple of times and finally discovered that recharging it with the camper hurt the battery and has now switched to regular lead acid batteries. He suggested that my problem might be the same and that I check with the manufacturer of my camper to see if there is a problem with the rpod charging system charging Agm batteries? I have now left the power off the camper for 24 hrs and the batteries are holding at 12.88 which is down from the original 13.1 when I pulled the power?  I of course have been using the rpod power system to charge the batteries and keep them up whenever I have shore power. Anyone have any contacts with rpod to ask this question? I have not had much luck contacting them . 

You might have better luck getting a name and model number off of the charger in your rPod and contacting that manufacturer.  As a suggestion only and not implying any great knowledge of the subject, you might want to switch battery types.  I have been very happy with two 6v golf cart batteries since I bought the rPod in nov of 2014.  But one does have to check the water level from time to time, and even when it looks pretty good, a surprising amount of distilled water is needed to top each cell off.  And the curve on the front of the pod makes a flashlight and mirror a good choice.  It may be time to replace them this spring.