Could somebody anwer this please

[timvasqz]

Dan, I just posted 25 files to the files section and this planshows the charging system in my bus which had 11 batteries and 2 banks . my bus now has 10 batteries and three banks. Thanks for the files goes to RobR RandyDEdA and Me. Oh yeaJim and Gloria held me by the ankles while I typed. I may invite him to the wedding

Greg ofTim&Greg 94ptCa

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Dan Williams" wrote:
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> Jon, The older coaches used the same batteries for starting and dry camping.
> That is really not a good idea because then you will be trying to start the
> coach with low voltage batteries after a night of dry camping and that is
> bad for the starter. Right now I have two 8D batteries plus a generator
> battery in my coach. It takes two 8D's because one is not enough CCA to
> start the 8v92. Each one has 1300 CCA. What I would like to do, but I
> don't know how to do it, is add two more high amp starting batteries just
> for starting the engine and separate the 8D's to be used for house
> batteries. That way the starting batteries should always be at full voltage
> and the house batteries can be run low and then charged by the engine
> alternator. I think the six volt batteries were an attempt to get more
> camping amp hours out of the battery bank but the bigger problem with older
> coaches is the single battery bank IMO.
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> Dan
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> 88PT38
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> Jackson, MS
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> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Could somebody anwer this please
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> There was a thread on here about battery's just about a week ago and I
> was wondering why can't you use single 12 volt batterys in our
> coaches? Of course they would be the type that hold a charge for
> longer durations than a standard 12 volt. I would also install
> another set of a batterys for the generator itself. Jon
>