AGM Battery Questions
I'm shopping for batteries for my new TT and could use some advice on AGM vs 6 volt flooded golf cart batteries. I used the latter on both of my previous RVs and my first thought was to get the same ...
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In various vehicles and RVs I use flooded, gel, and AGM batteries. None is the correct choice in all applications.
You wouldn't be able to lift a single 12v AGM that has the ah of two 6v GC2.
I have an AGM in my motorcycle because the battery is under the fuel tank and very difficult to access.
I have gel in the Aliner because they are under the dinette seat. Either gel or AGM would work in this case.
I use flooded 6v GC2 in the Weekend Warrior because they are outside on the tongue and give maximum ah per $. Off-gassing is not an issue with outside batteries.
OP, your particular application and needs determine what is best for you. What other people use may not be relevant.
You wouldn't be able to lift a single 12v AGM that has the ah of two 6v GC2.
I have an AGM in my motorcycle because the battery is under the fuel tank and very difficult to access.
I have gel in the Aliner because they are under the dinette seat. Either gel or AGM would work in this case.
I use flooded 6v GC2 in the Weekend Warrior because they are outside on the tongue and give maximum ah per $. Off-gassing is not an issue with outside batteries.
OP, your particular application and needs determine what is best for you. What other people use may not be relevant.
