stickbowjoe wrote:
I have bought expensive batteries, and less expensive batteries.
Full timing, plugged into shore power about 60% of the time, they have all gone south in under 2 years.
I am now on my third Autozone biggest, best battery. Or I was last week, when I traded for a new camper.
Good price, 1 year warranty, and they install it.
Works for me.
Batteries are like tires and diesel fuel and engine oil and brake pads to me.
Replace as needed.
Joe
As some have become aware, plugged in to shore power, is a battery killer. Depending on the ATS or Converter, one should disconnect the batteries to keep from killing them. Most Converters have the ability to disconnect the battery charging function. That might save you some of your batteries.
b