2 12 volt batterys or 2 6 volt
what gives me the most bang for my money. every other rig that I have bought always had 6 volt battery's but the new one has 2 12 volt. not sure what works better.
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pnichols wrote:I have used Trojan sixes in the past, so I am aware of where to look for them... And yes compared to the easy availability of 6 volters, they are RARE. So are all the others you list.Huntindog wrote:
72# 12 volt batteries are RARE (I have never personally seen one) and expensive.
I didn't realize that Trojan batteries were considered as "rare". Here's a (almost Group 31 size) Trojan flooded 12 volt deep cycle battery that, in fact, weighs 82 lbs.:
http://www.trojanbattery.com/product/t-1275_plus/
And for those who want to step into the AGM world here's three different 12 volt deep cycle batteries of about Group 31 size, all three of which weigh 72 lbs. on up:
http://pdf.wholesalesolar.com/battery-folder/Rolls-Surrette-S12-128-AGM-Battery-Specifications.pdf?_ga=1.230565404.1604060103.1451584697
http://www.lifelinebatteries.com/rvflyer.php?id=30
http://www.dcbattery.com/fullriver_dc115-12.html
We use two of the above Fullriver 12 volt batteries in our rig, for a total storage of 230 amp hours and total weight of a little over 144 lbs..
At least you aren't disputing the cost difference.
