Question for the Battery Experts
I have a pair of 6v CG batteries that I use to power the rolling home. Sam's Club, Ever-Ready's (220Ah). They will reach 3 full seasons about mid-season this year. They work flawlessly, and seem ag...
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Not an expert, just an opinion.
If you feel you want, or need, the additional storage capacity, then you should have it.
If you plan to keep your rig for awhile, I suggest that you sell (or give away) your existing batteries and start with four new ones. This way, you know that you won't be replacing older batteries every 3 or 4 years.
Alternatively, if you want to do a science experiment for the benefit of the rest of us, mix the batteries and let us know in a few years how it turns out.
Good luck with your decision and have a great camping season,
Steve
If you feel you want, or need, the additional storage capacity, then you should have it.
If you plan to keep your rig for awhile, I suggest that you sell (or give away) your existing batteries and start with four new ones. This way, you know that you won't be replacing older batteries every 3 or 4 years.
Alternatively, if you want to do a science experiment for the benefit of the rest of us, mix the batteries and let us know in a few years how it turns out.
Good luck with your decision and have a great camping season,
Steve
