4 Deep Cycle Batteries Installed In My Lance
I finished installing (4) 12v deep cycle batteries in the camper along with a 1500 watt inverter. It took a little planning, but I got it up and running today. I couldn't go with 6V Trojans as they we...
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Boatycall wrote:Seems like overkill, well to many, yes.wintersun wrote:
Seems like overkill and a lot of extra weight to haul around. We do fine with two 110AH 12v batteries never getting below 80% DOD when camping and the 15 amps provided by two solar panels recharges them in less than 3 hours.
If four is overkill, what's six? I have six. I live near Seattle. Think solar and Seattle. They don't work together. Now, on the other hand, if I could mount some sort of hydroelectric generator to my downspouts I'd be set.
I run a 2kw inverter, and run my coffee maker, satellite, nuker, the whole works.
I have two golf carts in the factory spot, four more in the basement with a vent.
But we all are very different in what we use our campers for and how we live our lives. Otherwise everyone should be driving the same truck I have, and the same camper I have too. I like seeing all the different threads and modifications all of us do to our truck campers. I like to cherry pick the ones that best interest me.
Full disclosure? I have ten 6 Volt batteries and there are times I wish I had more.
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