Battery isolator help
I was thinking of just using my two 6v batteries as "house" batteries for powering the residential fridge, TV's, lights..ect. And having one 12v battery (because I already have it)to be the "starting...
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CA Traveler... the wires for the levelers and slide controller would be alone to the 12v battery. Thus the isolator to keep the 12v from discharging to the 6v's
Lawrosa.. I like the switch. I never knew of such an animal. Maybe that's all I need.
Basically I want to do this because I have 2 Trojan 105's in the rig now, along with a brand new 12v that isn't hooked to anything.(just sitting there)
I could take the 12v out and toss it in my garage and forget about it until it rots, or I could use it. I don't want to waste it.
Remember I'm in Canada and there's no "Sam's clubs batteries" or "Costco 6volts" and things cost almost twice as much here.
Is it a bad idea to just simply parallel the 6's to the 12v?
I haven't heard of anyone doing that before.
Lawrosa.. I like the switch. I never knew of such an animal. Maybe that's all I need.
Basically I want to do this because I have 2 Trojan 105's in the rig now, along with a brand new 12v that isn't hooked to anything.(just sitting there)
I could take the 12v out and toss it in my garage and forget about it until it rots, or I could use it. I don't want to waste it.
Remember I'm in Canada and there's no "Sam's clubs batteries" or "Costco 6volts" and things cost almost twice as much here.
Is it a bad idea to just simply parallel the 6's to the 12v?
I haven't heard of anyone doing that before.
