โJan-11-2020 12:18 PM
โJan-14-2020 02:54 PM
2oldman wrote:Son of Norway wrote:It's time.
They date from 2010 and 2011.
โJan-14-2020 07:59 AM
theoldwizard1 wrote:
IMHO, you would be better off with a pair of 6V AGM golf cart batteries, like Trojan T105-AGM. Over 35% more stored power. Not cheap. You would have to order them through a golf cart distributor or solar power store.
โJan-13-2020 10:40 PM
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โJan-12-2020 10:44 AM
โJan-12-2020 06:40 AM
Veebyes wrote:
How old are your AGMs?
Son of Norway wrote:
They date from 2010 and 2011.
โJan-12-2020 05:10 AM
โJan-11-2020 05:47 PM
time2roll wrote:
If voltage is dropping to where you are not sure if the furnace can go all night.... time for new batteries.
โJan-11-2020 05:34 PM
โJan-11-2020 01:51 PM
Son of Norway wrote:It's time.
They date from 2010 and 2011.
โJan-11-2020 01:37 PM
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โJan-11-2020 01:09 PM
Son of Norway wrote:
Hello all, my question is: What are the best way(s) to tell if an AGM battery has lost enough of its capacity that it should be replaced? Hi
(And if it's anything complicated I will probably need advice on how to do it.)
Thanks for your help.
(I should add that this is a group of 54 amp-hour CD Technologies Hi-Rate Max batteries that I have been using in parallel in the RV. I took them out and right now I have them in my house charging.)
โJan-11-2020 12:50 PM