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pianotuna
Oct 02, 2013Nomad III
Hi,
If AGM is your choice then 3 12 volt jars would outperform 2 6 volt units. The chemistry is the same and so is the cycle depth. Wiring should be balanced as method #3 on the smartgauge site.
The next issue would be sizing the inverter. It should be PSW if you plan on running any devices with motors. It should be 125% larger in wattage than the biggest load it will be required to power.
Currently the "best bang for the buck" is the Xantrex 2000 watt @ $355.00.
If AGM is your choice then 3 12 volt jars would outperform 2 6 volt units. The chemistry is the same and so is the cycle depth. Wiring should be balanced as method #3 on the smartgauge site.
The next issue would be sizing the inverter. It should be PSW if you plan on running any devices with motors. It should be 125% larger in wattage than the biggest load it will be required to power.
Currently the "best bang for the buck" is the Xantrex 2000 watt @ $355.00.
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