Battries outgas Chlorine too, a corrosive poisonous gas that is
highly irritating to the respiratory organs.
Rick Glazier
From: Gary VanderMolen
Just make sure the space is well ventilated so you don't get a buildup
of explosive gases.
get a couple of these:
OR:
http://tinyurl.com/2flxwz
Al Anger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
get a couple of these:
Rick Glazier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You do NOT throw the switch when things are powered up...
For lack of knowing any better, I use a similar switch and only charge
the second battery when I've reached highway speeds.
best,
al
The switches I was talking about are for pretty big lead-acid batteries.
I do not have the bat specs, but it takes two full grown men to carry them...
A three dollar switch just seemed a little small for the job... (It being sold
as a boat switch...)
My concerns would be arcing and capacity...
Anybody ever install two batteries in their vehicle ? I would of
thought there would be some kind of easy device that allowed you to
hook them up saftly but I haven't been able to Google one up or even
clear instructions on how to do this. Has anybody done this?
Most RV's have two batteries. Check with an RV parts dealer
as to what you need to make it work.
Gary VanderMolen
- Original Message -
Anybody ever install two batteries in their vehicle ? I would of
thought there would be some kind of easy device that allowed you to
hook them up
you got room for 2 batteries ?
fp
At 01:50 PM 3/17/2007, Winterlight Poked the stick with:
Anybody ever install two batteries in their vehicle ? I would of
thought there would be some kind of easy device that allowed you to
hook them up saftly but I haven't been able to Google one up or even
At 04:27 PM 3/17/2007, you wrote:
you got room for 2 batteries ?
fp
in the toolbox
Do you do a lot of highway driving so your alternator can charge 2
batteries? not really, but I can always trickle it. If it's not big
enough you'll also need a new heavy duty one of these that can do the job.
Yes, this is one of my questions... I am just not sure, probably
won't know until
Gary VanderMolen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just make sure the space is well ventilated so you don't get a buildup
of explosive gases.
This is good advice. From personal experience.
best,
al
Anybody ever install two batteries in their vehicle ? I would of
thought there would be some kind of easy device that allowed you to
hook them up saftly but I haven't been able to Google one up or
even clear instructions on how to do this. Has anybody done this?
Treat it like a boat.
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