2 12 volt batterys or 2 6 volt
what gives me the most bang for my money. every other rig that I have bought always had 6 volt battery's but the new one has 2 12 volt. not sure what works better.
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johnm1 wrote:
To the people who keep saying close this thread and other non-constructive comments ... please stop.
I'm learning a heck of a lot from the back and forth discussions here. Yes, it can be confusing and yes, some seem to be quite passionate about what they like and don't like. Peoples opinions differ on most everything in life.
However, we're picking up our new rig in the spring and I want to add solar. I also want to purchase the proper batteries for my anticipated usage. Since the costs are to high to do everything at once, it's going to be built in stages so I'm learning what batteries might be best for MY situation ... which is ~50/50 dry vs power pedestal. The dry can be for 1 to 2 weeks at a time (with some shade) hence the need for more battery storage and/or solar. I have "quite" generators that can run everything but that's a hassle (hey, I'm camping) and they bother me with the noise so it must bother our camping neighbors too.
Thanks,
John
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