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Kneafsey Mike wrote:
We are presently having a new boat built in South Africa. It has been recommended that we use Trojan 6v rather than 12v for our house system. The logic is that if one battery goes, it is much easier and cheaper to replace. ... RVrs argue this endlessly. Dunno about So Africa but in the US 12V batteries are so much more common that they cost little, if any, more than 6V batteries and are easier to deal with. Also, rumor abounds that new electricty-eating cars will soon go to 24 or 48V systems for the same reasons we went from 6 to 12V 50 years ago: less current = thinner wire for same watts. |
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