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 wrote:
I got the much-touted two-six-volt Trojans. Now my inverter won’t run my coffeemaker.
I had two 12-volt Costco marine/RV batteries. I always just used regular starting batteries before that. The screwy thing is, they would run it.
These real deep cycle Trojans just can’t put out enough current at once.
I understand what starting batteries are for and how they’re made.
I also see what the 6-volt deep cycles can’t do that my old conventional batteries couid do. So what’s a guy to do?
If it ain't broke,don't fix it..
The internet is ruining RVing,making it way more expensive than it has to be...So many things work and have worked for years but there all but black listed on the net and anyone that does it that way is a neanderthal..Laffin
