Best Truck Camper AGM battery?
I have been using just cheap regular batteries for my RV needs and they have lasted me fine for the money..My truck camper only can take one battery in the compartment provided by Lance... I want t...
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Kayteg1 wrote:
Side note - Ford alternators usually are set to 14.5v and the batteries on them don't last.
My other drive is Mercedes, who charges the system at 13.9 -14V and batteries can last 13 years. Lot of higher-end RV are using battery to battery chargers, where you can regulate charge voltage.
Would I spend a fortune on super-duper batteries, I definitely would spend some more on protecting them from damaging voltage.
More blatant misinformation.
This is for AGM batteries (you know since the subject is about AGM...lol).
"It is recommended to use a charger, current limited to 20% or 0.2C of the batteries capacity at a charging voltage of between 14.6 – 14.8V"
This is for flooded batteries.
"A typical 12-volt lead-acid battery must be taken to approximately 14.2-14.4 VDC before it is fully charged."
Not sure how you get a battery to 14.4V by feeding it 13.9.....
Russian math?
