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:
Good solution. I don't know if I have that room. I'll check again tomorrow.
Man....you are determined to get me into 6V batteries, eh?:)
No, not at all. Most that would try to convince you use 6 volt batts themselves ... I don't but instead prefer 12 volt. However, since you're suggesting you don't have the room on your Tango's tongue for a pair of 12 volt G31s you might find you do have enough room to fit a pair of 6 volt GC-2s which have the same footprint as a smaller 12 volt G24. A friend of mine is adding a second G24 to his own trailer because his dealer had installed a G24 last year when he bought the trailer as he didn't know any better to instruct the dealer otherwise. In any case, with the two G24s he'll have ~ 150 AH but in your case, because you're starting out with no battery, you'd be better off with two new 6 volt GC-2s which would offer ~ 225 AH - more grunt, same footprint. ;)
