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Jeff is correct. If they are different sizes and different ages, you could
possibly undercharge one and overcharge the other. Do a Google search on marine batteries. Lots of good info. -- Bill Chesapeake, Va "Jeff Morris" wrote in message ... In parallel, as others have said. However, if this is a long term hookup, make sure they are similar batteries of the same age. And make sure the connections are clean and well made, because if there is a bad connection, it will have all the appearances of a good setup, but will only have half the power. wrote in message ... How should more than one battery be hooked together as a supply for an inverter? Does it matter which battery in the group the battery charger is attached to? It will be an automatic charger. Will all of the batteries drain down and build back up pretty much as one big battery, if they're connected in the right way? |
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