RWjSIM2003 wrote:
I added the pro fil watering system to mine last week. The only way to put the water in before was to remove the battery's. The pro fil system was so easy to install and now I can make sure they have the right amount of water all the time.
RWjSIM2003 wrote:I don't think they make one that fits for my batts but I'll double check. It would make that job easier for sure thanks.
I added the pro fil watering system to mine last week.
lj2654 wrote:I wouldn't notice any water loss in 2 months. I could check every 6 months though but the water usage has been the same so once a year until the batts get a little older then I'll check them more often. I could lower it to every 10 months. That would give me some breathing room.
I don't like battery replacement costs so I check mine every two months.....
ksg5000 wrote:I have 4 Trojan L16 6V's. Wired in the typical series/parallel.
Curious -- what type and how many batteries for 1.5 gallons per year?
rv2go wrote:Nah, I think that's pretty typical. I'm not running GC's. My 6V's are about 17" tall and weigh 100 lbs each, you wouldn't notice any water loss in a month with these. Given the weight, I pull them out twice a year, once for watering and another to check ALL the cells with a hydrometer (I typically just check one cell on the two front pairs).
I may be the odd one, but I check my batteries the first of each month. Add water as needed.
