Battery Choice Opinion Please UPDATE
Updated 26 April ---------- Thinking of getting one of these to replace an old pair of wet 6s, where the price here is similar to new 6s. Not sure if it is suitable for RV use doing 50-90s some...
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It's amazing the number of AGM batteries that are sold for automotive use versus RV use. Perhaps one in twenty or forty as a guess.
When an AGM transcends from a 1% cycle duty to 40-50% or even "Honey start the generator the lights are getting dim again" is when things get absurd. Most people haven't a clue not the dimmest glimmer about how important it is to charge the battery by the numbers.
"Half an hour, shut of the generator already"
The converter, a vast majority of them are too small and have the psychosis of a Hungarian actress to be boondocked. Yet it happens every day of the year.
After babysitting mine and troubleshooting theirs, I am tired of dealing with destructive corrosion due to negative plate antimony poisoning.
"****! I didn't realize replacing all those cables was going to cost that much" has been fatal to many jobs. Unless it was done right I would decline the work. Because shortcutting and sleazing a project to please the owner is the surest road to a deserved bad reputation.
I have a Lifeline sitting 30" astride my bed. It cost a lot of money. I respect that. So rather than cling to a recliner clicking a remote 100% of my free time I rob a huge 1% or is it a quarter percent? Taking care of my investment.
"You're very wealthy do you have a recreational vehicle and go camping?"
"No. But if I did I have people that'd do that for me"
When an AGM transcends from a 1% cycle duty to 40-50% or even "Honey start the generator the lights are getting dim again" is when things get absurd. Most people haven't a clue not the dimmest glimmer about how important it is to charge the battery by the numbers.
"Half an hour, shut of the generator already"
The converter, a vast majority of them are too small and have the psychosis of a Hungarian actress to be boondocked. Yet it happens every day of the year.
After babysitting mine and troubleshooting theirs, I am tired of dealing with destructive corrosion due to negative plate antimony poisoning.
"****! I didn't realize replacing all those cables was going to cost that much" has been fatal to many jobs. Unless it was done right I would decline the work. Because shortcutting and sleazing a project to please the owner is the surest road to a deserved bad reputation.
I have a Lifeline sitting 30" astride my bed. It cost a lot of money. I respect that. So rather than cling to a recliner clicking a remote 100% of my free time I rob a huge 1% or is it a quarter percent? Taking care of my investment.
"You're very wealthy do you have a recreational vehicle and go camping?"
"No. But if I did I have people that'd do that for me"
