6v vs. 12v AGM deep cycle confusion
I've read everything here and a number of other sites on this subject and I have a mental block understanding. I get different answers from different people too -- and still don't get it. Here'...
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2oldman wrote:Leland2 wrote:Your setup is quite the dichotomy..and I hope I've used that word correctly.
h 6 Interstate U2200 batteries, 1 100w solar panel, and a Xantrex Freedom inverter/converter .
In 6 years I've always had shore power and don't anticipate ever dry camping.
If you never dry camp you need only one battery, and it doesn't have to be anything humongous. I don't know why you have 6. That's way way overkill for you.
The solar and the inverter I would question too. Why do you have those things if you never dry camp?
Yes dichotomy is a good word. I wanted this equipment in place and got the bells and whistles when I custom ordered from Western.
It's just turned out this way. I dry camp with an '02 Lazy Daze that I ended up not selling after the Alpenlite purchase.
THANKS EVERYONE for clarifying some things. Going with a 12v AGM!
