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wrote in message ... I have a big very heavy Sears Marine deep cycle 12 volt battery (like the kind used in motorhomes and such like) I bought at the local Sears store about six years ago.Those kinds of batteries (deep cycle batteries) shouldn't be drawn down to more than about half capacity,or so I once read in an article.With proper care and maintnance,deep cycle marine grade batteries should last ten to twelve years or more. cuhulin Yes... I have a similar Sears Deep-Cycle battery. My battery is in one of those plastic marine battery boxes (Battery Box for Group 24 Size Battery) and I mounted a five position RigRunner on the top cover (RIGrunner Model 4005): http://www.westmountainradio.com/order_us48a.htm I use PowerPole connectors for everything. My battery is under constant maintenance charge from a little battery charger I built specifically for the purpose. Automatic battery chargers are also available that allow a constant maintenance charge to be applied to the battery for unlimited duration without damage to the battery. |
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