Battery help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Plz
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So I am planning on swapping out my batteries this spring. I have a twin set up and 3 batteries currently. On the port side I have a starting and house battery. On the other I have a starting batt. All group 31. I also have 3 switches under the back seat to allow me to turn them on and off and on the port side connect both together. I do sometimes run the stereo for a few hours at a loud volume and this would be the main use for my house batt.
Few questions. Should I buy 2 Cranking batts and a deep cel? Should I buy 3 dual purpose batts? What is the best way to set this up?
Few questions. Should I buy 2 Cranking batts and a deep cel? Should I buy 3 dual purpose batts? What is the best way to set this up?
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I have twins and 3 big amps. I run 3 deep cycles. And have a battery jumper pack incase I run batteries down while floating and enjoying a beer! It was a crapy feeling when engines would not start floating down a river.
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2 deep cell AGM batteries here. One for house, one for engine. Only AGM batteries for me.
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Whenever charging batteries hooked up in parallel, is there a right and wrong way to connect the leads? I've been told a few different things, just want to see what you guys have to say.
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It shouldn't matter IMO. Positive to positive and negative to negative. Any batteries in parallel should be the same battery.