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I’m so special I have two short buses in my driveway and neither one is red.Mow mow mow, you guys can be little slow at times! HA!
I’m so special I have two short buses in my driveway and neither one is red.Mow mow mow, you guys can be little slow at times! HA!
Mow mow mow, you guys can be little slow at times! HA!
Come on over we'll have some buttermilk and cookies!Who you callin' slow?? If I was a little faster and a whole lot younger (pushin' 79), Why I'd come over and kick your butt!
Have not got the far yet but thinking of 3-D printing a bracket. Will post a pic when I get to that point.ordered, Thank you. How did you secure the battery?
Nah. I add to them more than once per year! 😆Is this an old thread?
I was wonder if you would get I was just bugging you. HA!Nah. I add to them more than once per year! 😆
This one hereMighty Max also
12V 26AH Battery Replacement for Odyssey PC925 Amazon.com
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Working on it now 😀
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I also purchased the Odyssey PC925. Installed it a week ago. Fits perfect and works just fine. Probably on the higher end price wise though.This one here
I also purchased the Odyssey PC925. Installed it a week ago. Fits perfect and works just fine. Probably on the higher end price wise though.
I went AGM (Odyssey PC925) based on a recommendation and because it was available locally to me. I think both (AGM / Lithium) are good options. I could be wrong, but I was informed that AGM batteries are tougher and can take more abuse than a lithium but that information could be wrong... Im sure someone more versed in this could chime in to set your mind at ease.Thanks.
I actually jumped the gun and got the lithium isolator from True so I was looking for a LiFep04 battery. Not sure if I should just go agm though.
The lithium battery will last longer, deliver more power to the load, maintains its voltage better during discharge, and more.
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If the bms can handle the current draw and your above freezing, like I said I love the ones I have in the camper. With solar panels and an inverter I hardly ever run a generator anymore.The lithium battery will last longer, deliver more power to the load, maintains its voltage better during discharge, and more.
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Likewise. In our Class C, put 400 watts of solar (back when it was $5 a watt) and a 2000 watt inverter. We can run the microwave with no need to run the generator. 450 AH of Pb AGM batteries in two banks.If the bms can handle the current draw and your above freezing, like I said I love the ones I have in the camper. With solar panels and an inverter I hardly ever run a generator anymore.