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I guess if they drove them off a bridge, it would be ok for you to do it too? As the saying goes, they don't make them like they used to. They used to have resistors for the low speed setting. I guess they don't have too much budget to worry about either. I prefer to do it the right way and...

Thats whats great about mil-surp, It was only a couple hundred when they are usually 600. The batt eq was even cheaper at about $100.

I've helped a member here install one of those, they are very nice, but not a dc-dc converter. I recommend using a 24-12v dc converter to hook up the 12v side(or a battery equalizer).

I would stay an amp or two below its rated output. If you are using delicate electronics with the converter, it might be time to look at "good" ones.

Do not follow this advice, it will ruin your batteries!

Just so its been stated, I believe the battery equalizer to be a better option(thats what I am currently using. 21100E00-100A I believe).

Your other options are a battery equalizer or a dc-dc converter. I have a Newmar 32-12-35a (dc-dc conterter) that will convert 24v to 12v and if I choose, it has an option to maintain a 12v battery. http://www.newmarpower.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Manual-DC-Converter-Std.pdf