I use NAPA Group 27 RV batteries, and the rig is plugged it 24/7
Do you dry camp? I replaced our factory batteries (Deca) with 2 Trojan t-1275's. They are not cheap, but they provide a lot of power!
We do not Dry Camp, at least so far. The rig came with Interstate HD24-DP Batteries and they have been fine so far. I have heard a lot of great things about the Trojan Batteries. This may be just the time to upgrade.
Any recommendations on replacement batteries? We have a 3570 which is not over three years old, and thought it would be good to make some plans just in case they give out. I think I would prefer to stay with two twelve volt batteries.
Thanks for your help.
Everyone, to a person, I have talked to about AGM's over flooded and I have talked to a bunch of battery sales people, tell me that there is no advantage of AGM over flooded other than off gassing and any angle installation.
What would be the benefit of two 12-volt batteries over one?
I know the obvious . . . longer run time between charges . . .
I've been thinking of adding a second battery as our previous TT had two . . .
Yes the obvious, two 12v 150 ah batts in parallel =12v, 300 ah.
BUT two 6v 100 ah batts in series = 12v, 100 ah.
So if you have two slot in your battery compartment, then you would be two 12v in parallel rather than six 6v batts in series then in parallel for 300 ah.
Yes the obvious, two 12v 150 ah batts in parallel =12v, 300 ah.
BUT two 6v 100 ah batts in series = 12v, 100 ah.
So if you have two slot in your battery compartment, then you would be two 12v in parallel rather than six 6v batts in series then in parallel for 300 ah.
The battery compartment on our Prowler can be seen in my sig shot (the vertical door in front of the basement door) . . .
Why not simply move the batteries (yes…2 now) to the front compartment like the other 5[SUP]th[/SUP] wheels? Then convert the existing battery location to storage for something else?
I have a 2016 Big Country that has two batteries that need replacing. I want to either buy AGM or GEL (maintenance free?) batteries. Is there a particular brand that is better...reliable....warranty. I live in the hot Nevada desert. I've heard that NAPA batteries are great, especially their warranty that is honored by all dealers. Thank you for any input.