Posted by RedMF on October 14, 2016 at 05:55:15 from (49.178.29.208):
In Reply to: Deep Cycle batteries? posted by Lazy WP on October 14, 2016 at 05:18:04:
One thing I would say is essential to ensuring AGM deep cycle batteries last, is to never go below 12v and to try to recharge when down to about 12.3v. I have a voltmeter installed so monitoring is easy
When these die, I might go for lithium because with the AGM you need about double the amp hours capacity than you think you need because you cant go below about 40% charge. This isnt the case with lithium apparently. So the biggest ah yellow top optima is currently 75ah meaning you need to buy two of them to get up to what most people seem to go for ie 150ah.
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