How Many Batteries

The 35g has two house batteries and then a chasis battery also. So you'll have a total of 3.

Not all batteries are the same. It would heavily depend on the amp hours. It should state the amp hours on the battery.

As others have posted, the number of "house" batteries depends on how much boondocking you plan to do. Many find that two 6 volt house batteries satisfy their minimum needs. Since you have a gas engine, only one engine battery is normally all you need for the engine.

Our coach has two engine (chassis) batteries and four house batteries. We have a propane frig, stove and furnace.

RayChez wrote:
Gasoline coaches usually have three batteries.

Ours has 1 engine, 4 (6 volts) for coach and one spare for the generator.

Gasoline coaches usually have three batteries. Two for the house part and one for the chassis, to start the engine.

Diesels are different, since diesel engines require a lot more power to crank they usually have two 12volt batteries for the chassis (engine). Then some will have four for the house and two more if it has a residential refrigerator.

I belong to a club that has a bunch of TourMaster coaches and they have three batteries just for the refrigerator, two for the house and two for the chassis.

I believe your coach is a gasoline, so if it was me I think I would want at least two more batteries. One for the chassis, three for the house. That way you could do some dry camping without worrying about the batteries going dead.

It depends on how the rv is used. If you are going to campgrounds/rv parks with electric hook up you will be fine. For use with no electrical hookup you will want more storage capacity.