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Deep Cycle House Batteries
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Topic author - Scurvy Dog
- Posts: 10
- Joined: November 7th, 2013, 12:49 am
- Vessel Info: 1989 Carver 4207 with twin Cat 3208's
Deep Cycle House Batteries
Has anyone looked into using industrial 2 volt batteries for house batteries? I currently have 4 - 6 volt L16 batteries for my house batteries that are 8-9 years old now. I've been talking to a friend of mine who owns a battery store, and he's recommending these fork lift batteries for my house batteries. I need lots of amp hours because I'm running a 110 volt fridge in my Carver 4207 Carver.
Ideas any one?
Thanks
Al
- Seif911
- Captain
- Posts: 233
- Joined: April 11th, 2013, 6:46 am
- Vessel Info: 1977 Carver Mariner 33'
- Location: Sheboygan, WI
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Re: Deep Cycle House Batteries
Steve
22' Godfrey Hurricane Fun Deck, Fiberglass hull, 175 HP, Deck boat
24' Chrysler Cruiseliner III (Lonestar), 120 HP, Aluminum Hull, Cabin, 1968
33' Carver Mariner, fiberglass hull, 520 HP, Yacht, 1977
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