Posted by HENRY E NC on August 11, 2009 at 17:59:43 from (67.142.163.33):
In Reply to: Re: I'm Confused - OT posted by Howard H. on August 11, 2009 at 10:09:18:
Most people today arent aware that there are batteries on the market that will last ten years or more if properly set up. I had a 6 battery bank bank of grp 30 gel cells in my sailboat (on which we lived for a while)for 12 years and replaced them with glass mat batteries.These were house batteries used for lights, radios radar, GPS etc. They were charged at the recommended voltage of 13.9 volts at the dock and by alternator when at sea. Glass mat batteries have no memory and can be fully discharged for a year or more and still be recharged to full capacity. I now have glass mats in my cars. They also charge faster than lead acid, Also cost a lot more $140 and up Henry
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