Newbie's Project: 2010 Tango Twist 21ft
I bought a 2010 Pacific Coachworks Tango Twist 21ft. I bargained well and got it for 10K CAD. Lightly used...4 times to be exact.....and then parked. While being advertised for sale....it was...
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#1nobby wrote:westend wrote:
For those of us that like to camp off the grid, we soon discover that one battery isn't going to cut it.
Thanks for the input.
2 batteries...I'll definitely need AGMs due to mounting restrictions.
And I'll bring my generator.:)
Lots to think about.
There are a lot of different ways to carry batteries. Easiest is to get a nice box from some place like Home Depot and mount it on the tongue. Torklift and Century Plastics also sell a nice one. If you mount AGM's inside, you don't need a box.
FWIW, I carry five batteries inside my trailer, two 6V GC2's in a DIY vented battery box and three smaller AGM's in an enclosed space. I did it that way mostly for weight considerations but security is also about as good as you're going to get.
