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Then the power draw would be from pretty low voltage electronics and loads.
In Response To: Do you run your engine when you use the water maker? 
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() You might have a bad ground (I trust that the water maker and the propane control are on different circuits.
Try the following Run a direct 12v line from the battery to the water maker AND a seperate ground line. Then see if the problem continues.
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- Hey Electronics Genius' ....
- Dave, my first thought, based on what you've said is...
- Voltage drop
- It's always been...
- Do you run your engine when you use the water maker?
- Watermaker is....
- Then the power draw would be from pretty low voltage electronics and loads.
- Watermaker is....
- Voltage drop may be due to...
- Alternatively install a DC:DC converter to run the sensitive electronics
- It's always been...