deep cycle battery suggestions

[Cstoliker]

Looking for a cost effective deep cycle battery for my RV that's got a rating around 200AH. Something that can run lights and TV (off an inverter) at night for manny hours and that can take a charge fast. Upwards of 45 amp at 15volts. I guess that limits me to lead/acid or possibly AGM.
Like to hear some opinions on what brand gives the best quality per dollar.

[Cstoliker]

Thanks guys, I'll run 1 or 2 banks of two AGM cart battery's in series. Each bank then wierd in parallel to each other if I need more then one.

[Cstoliker]

So it would seam two golf cart battery's wierd in series is the way to go. My charger will do what I want it to its a PCM and I can control the regulated output using diodes. I'm good with electronics 🙂 I can regulat it to any voltage I choose.

[MEXICOWANDERER]

Deep cycle means .115" plates. High amp capability charge and discharge means AGM. Good brand is Full River. May not be cheap but see what you think ten-years after you buy them. Transfer them coach to new coach.

[azrving]

Cost effective to me was Sams club gc 2 for about $87.00 each. 4 of them. 600 watt zantrex prowatt inverter with remote wired pendant in bedroom. 40" Vizio led and 24" vizio led in bedroom. I have 2 blue seas battery switches so it can charge one bank from the progressive dynamics 4655 (55 amp) converter and the other bank from a Quick Charge 1250 950 amp) battery charger. I can charge both banks from either charging sources or individually from either source. The 1250 will do 15.3v and the 4655 tops out at 14.4v (?)

I have never tried agm so cant say. I dont find wet's to be a maintenance problem but some dont like them. Mine have been in service for 8 months and still look new. I have added a little water twice in that time.

Will your converter/charger do 15 volts?
Your charging source, length of cable, size of cable will play into your charge times.

[sclark]

We use a pair of Trojan golf cart batteries. 6 volts. Last set lasted 8 years. Paid 115 each at a golf cart repair shop. 220 amp hours.

[sclark]

We use a pair of Trojan golf cart batteries. 6 volts. Last set lasted 8 years. Paid 115 each at a golf cart repair shop.