Very Inexpensive Battery Maintenance Charger
1.0 ampere output. 13.8 volts regulated charge limit. This unit is good for 100 amp hours worth of batteries. IMO the voltage is a tad high for a high antimony RV battery with temps 60F or higher but ...
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pnichols wrote:You might be able to get them from batteriesinaflash.com out of Las Vegas. They used to have them on their website but maybe send them an email and see if they can still get them. That's where I got my L16's. Had them dropped shipped to a local battery shop, didn't have to pay tax or shipping that way.
I'd like to replace them with a couple of Rolls Surrette S12-160AGM batteries for a total of 290 AGM amp hours under the RV step where the current Group 29 C&Ds are, but sure hate to spend that kind of money for part time RV'ing batteries ... especially considering the shipping costs from who knows where I'd have to buy them (Canada?).
jrnymn7, just get an IR thermometer. I have one and I point it at the battery post and sometimes inside the cells. I find in my experience the battery post and the case are the same temp as the electrolyte.
