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mbloof
Feb 05, 2015Explorer
Personally, I don't expect an RV battery to last a "lifetime". When out dry camping they rarely get properly cycled (most cases over discharged), the 30-45A charge current of most converters will cause venting (need to check water levels often) and rarely (if ever) is there any on-battery temperature compensation for the charge voltage/current.
The result? Expect 3-5yrs (tops if you use your camper regularly). I'd rather toss in some cheapo Costco GP27's at ~70$ then some name brands that won't last any longer and just cost more.
In my state we have to Register+pay for Truck Camper tags - just another needless expense in owning a TC.
The result? Expect 3-5yrs (tops if you use your camper regularly). I'd rather toss in some cheapo Costco GP27's at ~70$ then some name brands that won't last any longer and just cost more.
In my state we have to Register+pay for Truck Camper tags - just another needless expense in owning a TC.
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