What's eating my batteries? (Please help:()
Alright so after two months of being parked at a rv park while my wife completed her first travel nursing assignment we decided to go do some boondocking in one of the many national forests up here in...
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buylow12 wrote:
They aren't really secured yet but it's going to be in storage for two weeks while we fly home. I'm going to do something when we get back. I'm thinking just a strap over the top maybe? I'm certainly open to suggestions. Anything else I should consider?
I'm so happy I got it done in time :)
Tim Czarkowski
TotalTravelers.com
There are a bunch of different commercial offerings for securing batteries. Sometimes, expediency rules over engineering for maximum safety. In a case like that, a bungee over the top would at least offer some stability.
Whatever you go with, keep it out of the way of the cell covers. You will want an easy access to check for electrolyte level when in use.
If you don't have one, a battery master disconnect switch can be mighty handy. That's about all I can think of.
Good work on the batteries, they should treat you well.
