Starting batteries instead of deep cycle
So I’ve got a theory... Deep cycle batteries are designed to slowly discharge low current for a long time. Starting batteries are designed to put out high current for short periods. Generally, p...
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burningman,
The answer is in the cell count. A pair of marine 12 volts have 24 cells. A pair of six volts only have 12 cells. So the demand per cell is twice as high.
Many batteries are rated at 25 amps per cell.
The answer is in the cell count. A pair of marine 12 volts have 24 cells. A pair of six volts only have 12 cells. So the demand per cell is twice as high.
Many batteries are rated at 25 amps per cell.
