Battery time. 6V?
So the not so old batteries in the Camper are cooked. I pretty much knew it. One thing I didn't pay attention to and maintian the last few years. Never seen batteries so dry! Lol
Good time to switch to 6V batteries.
So standard GC batteries are a bit too tall unless I remove the sliding battery tray. I could do that, but what about the shorter flush post batteries like NPP NP6 or Mighty Max 200ah deep cycle batteries?
Little more spendy than the "bargain" 225ah GC batteries but they're AGM and I can keep the sliding tray becasue they're shorter.
Anyone use these brands?
Issues?
They appear to be quality deep cycle batteries. Maxing out on capacity, 225 ah vs 200 is not a big priority. They're all going to need charged up every day or 2 the way we camp, if Boondocking.
Good time to switch to 6V batteries.
So standard GC batteries are a bit too tall unless I remove the sliding battery tray. I could do that, but what about the shorter flush post batteries like NPP NP6 or Mighty Max 200ah deep cycle batteries?
Little more spendy than the "bargain" 225ah GC batteries but they're AGM and I can keep the sliding tray becasue they're shorter.
Anyone use these brands?
Issues?
They appear to be quality deep cycle batteries. Maxing out on capacity, 225 ah vs 200 is not a big priority. They're all going to need charged up every day or 2 the way we camp, if Boondocking.
