Benton, I like your idea of the two 6's, perhaps when I need to replace my
current deep-cell I will give this a try. What I don't understand fully is
why the two work better? I do a lot of fishing with guys with big rigs [for
on the water that is] and I have never heard of them using anything but
deep-cells. Now they are not running household items on these batteries -
just wondering -=dr=-
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Benton childress" <wildlife@...>
To: <toyota-campers@...>
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 8:38 AM
Subject: Re: [toyota-campers] power inverter
1. Yes they all have fans
2. If you are going to add a second battery I would recommend replacing
your
current one and installing two 6 volt golf cart batteries. You will have
to
cross connect the terminals to establish 12 volt's but you will get power
equal to three normal deep cycle batteries and the six volt take drainage
allot better...You can get these batteries for around $50.00 a
peace....this
is the only way to go.
3. There is a minimal amount of gas put off by the batteries, you will
need
to put a small two inch louver vent in the closet...they also make battery
boxes with a vent tube installed in them.
If these directions were not very clear, let me know and I will try to be
clearer
Benton
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Smith" <msmith@...>
To: <toyota-campers@...>
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 2:08 AM
Subject: [toyota-campers] power inverter
I bought a 400 watt12 to 120 volt inverter today and put it in my rig. I
looked
like a pretty good one but it has a fan in it that makes an anoying
noise.
Do they all make noise? Do they all have fans?
I need to install a second rv battery in my rig.
If I install it in the closet of my rig will it put off acid gases while
charging?
Michael Smith
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