Which batteries to buy?

[Pete Masterson]

In most cases, the four 6v will offer more amps than two 12 v that fit about the same area. More amps means more juice you can use. 

Spend some time online looking at the specs for various batteries and figure out what can fit in the space you have available. You'll soon see that the amp-density of four 6v Trojan is greater than what's offered by most 12 v  batteries that can fit the same space.

The most commonly used is the T-105, but if you have room, you can use the T-125 or even the T-145 (with 260 AH rating). The T-145 has the same footprint, but is a couple of inches taller than the T-105 and T-125.

Visit the Trojan web site at

<http://www.trojan-battery.com>

Note: golf cart batteries usually have similar specs as the Trojan deep cycle RV batteries.

Pete Masterson

'95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42

El Sobrante CA

"aeonix1@mac.com"

On Jun 20, 2008, at 5:39 PM, Scott Forman wrote:

Can't comment on using the 12's but I have always had good luck with 

Trojan golf cart batteries.

Scott Forman

86 PT38

Memphis

--- In "WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com", "cortezfenn"  

wrote:

I searched the messages for a while and didn't find my answer. On my 

81FCRB I need some new batteries. I now have 4 6v and am wondering if 

anyone has had better luck with some 12v deep cycle to have a few 

cranking amps for the engine. Any insight would be helpful, as I paln 

to go in tomorow for some new ones. Thanks