Attaching a fuse to a new set of batteries?
Due to various craziness in life, I let the batteries on my rig expire, so the only purpose they have is a core charge refund. This time around, I'm getting two 12 volt jars, using 36" 0 gauge cables...
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Thanks for the info. The purpose of the fuse is for use as catastrophic short protection, and one of the reasons I went with the current setup is because it is easy to install -- just bolt onto the positive battery terminal, call it done.
Unfortunately, 2015 was a tad rough, so I didn't get out as often as I wanted to ensure that batteries were maintained. Oh well. Two decent 12 volt jars are going to allow me to run the 7-10 amp propane furnace fan without worry that the battery lasts the night. I had plans to trade in the TT for a while now, but with all the craziness encountered last year, I will wind up keeping it this year until life gets back to some calmness.
Unfortunately, 2015 was a tad rough, so I didn't get out as often as I wanted to ensure that batteries were maintained. Oh well. Two decent 12 volt jars are going to allow me to run the 7-10 amp propane furnace fan without worry that the battery lasts the night. I had plans to trade in the TT for a while now, but with all the craziness encountered last year, I will wind up keeping it this year until life gets back to some calmness.
