Need New House Batteries - HELP!
Hello all, I could sure use some help and guidance from the experts! I'll do my best to keep this short and really appreciate you taking the time to read about my dilemma. I have a 2005 American E...
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time2roll wrote:
I would start with new batteries since you say there are no extra loads.
Get a battery watering system or AGM to reduce maintenance issues.
I have a battery watering system on my 4x GC2 and well worth the price for the safety alone.
AGM charges faster but will not increase actual capacity.
At this point you might benefit from a clamp-on DC ammeter to see what is actually coming and going with your battery or other systems.
> DC clamp meter recommendation
I dont think he had a watering problem from his posts.. I could be wrong..but as stated he needs to equilize and test his batterys first.. Why waste $$$ when it may not be needed..
