2 or 4 6V batteries.
Getting ready to get new batteries for my 5th wheel. We do mostly dry camping but mix in CG's with elec/water off and on thru the season. Most of our dry camping is in the 3-6 night range, with most just 3-4 nights at a time.
My question is should I get only 2 6V batteries and use my Honda 2000w to charge them up when needed or should I just get 4 6V batteries and not worry about charging unless I go past the 3-4 night range.
My thinking was that we could do 3-4 nights without a charge using the 4 6V batteries but wouldn't make it that long with just two.
We tend to use power conservatively but don't make it a concern to run whatever whenever.
Not going to do any solar at this point. We don't mind running the gen when needed but it would be nice not to have to dig it out every trip.
Right now we have 2 well used Interstate G24s that need charging everyday.
I have the room for 4 6Vs so that's a non issue.
Just not sure which way would be the most user friendly.
My question is should I get only 2 6V batteries and use my Honda 2000w to charge them up when needed or should I just get 4 6V batteries and not worry about charging unless I go past the 3-4 night range.
My thinking was that we could do 3-4 nights without a charge using the 4 6V batteries but wouldn't make it that long with just two.
We tend to use power conservatively but don't make it a concern to run whatever whenever.
Not going to do any solar at this point. We don't mind running the gen when needed but it would be nice not to have to dig it out every trip.
Right now we have 2 well used Interstate G24s that need charging everyday.
I have the room for 4 6Vs so that's a non issue.
Just not sure which way would be the most user friendly.
