Best bang for the buck Golf Cart battery
The dealer we are buying our toy hauler from will be putting two golf cart batteries in it tomorrow. I will have to bring the batteries as their battery guy will not be there in time to deliver golf c...
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pianotuna wrote:
Phemens,
An SiO2 100 amp-hour would have been $600 Cnd and would offer essentially the same performance as Li. On float, lifespan is 18 years.
The Li has the advantage of not being so heavy, which matters in some RVs.
The Si has the below freezing operating range advantage for those that need that. There may be other factors for each type to consider.
600 vs 700 may not be significant. If you can afford the 600, you can probably afford 700. It is more a case of "horses for courses" IMO
