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Old 04-04-2022, 10:10 AM   #1
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Liquid Gel Battery Consideration

This has probably been discussed before but, the search engine is very hard to get results - Has anyone swapped out the standard batteries for liquid gel (Battle Born maybe) and what has been your result and opinions? I only want capability for maybe 2-3 nights MAX and do not want to get into Solar Panes or generators. We have a 36FBTS with 2 wet cell batteries and invertor
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Old 04-04-2022, 10:16 AM   #2
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Are you talking about AGM?



Try using that for a search if that is what you are referring to. I had 3 AGM 12 volts in the toy hauler and with some genny runs in the AM and PM we would go 14 or more days without issues.
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Are you asking about gel batteries (more commonly AGM) or LifePo4 batteries? I have never seen Battle Born sell anything other than LifePo4 batteries. ~CA
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Renogy sells both AGM and Lithium. But when I looked at the weight, lifetime and lack of damage if drained I put out the money for the lithium.
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Old 04-04-2022, 02:47 PM   #5
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Update to making a proper request

My dumb ass - I meant Lithium batteries - it's hell to be old and have a "half brain" - thanks for everyone's patience-

I mainly want to maybe do an overnight at a Harvest Host or just have the confidence to stay somewhere off grid for one or two nights when on the road.

So if I install 4 batteries and make sure my charger is adequate do I need to upgrade the invertor to run the residential fridge, cpap, and furnace if needed?
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