Large toy haulers stock batteries
Alright, we bought a cyclone 4100 a few months back and always noticed the battery doesn't last not time at all. I can damn near barely run the front jacks down to unhook it from the truck let alone u...
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mrw8i wrote:
Very few if any true 12V deep cycle batteries. You don't want a combo battery or a marine battery as they are not true deep cycle. They might be able to discharge and recover a few times, but not many. A true deep cycle battery has a better chance of recovery; although you should not completely discharge them. The cheapest way to go for true deep cycle is a pair of golf cart batteries (most are 220AH). Two 6V batteries take up more room than a single 12V, require maintenance (add distilled water); but are not expensive, easily found, and work well.
Mine are 5 years old Interstate golf cart batteries. Always maintained them (almost, got a little low on water a few times) keep them charged (put 200W of solar on the roof a few years ago). Specific Gravity readings are still good in all cells.
If the ability to add water was a real pain in the arse, I'd think about AGM.
I suggest you do some more research. You are giving information that is not factual. There are "true" deep cycle 12 volt batteries made by most all manufacturers. There are also deep cycle/starting batteries that are a hybrid, not a "true" deep cycle.
