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Golf cart batteries
Jim wrote: wrote: Whats the matter with going back to 8-D's? Golf cart batteries should/might be cheaper, easier to handle, take less room, have more amps, and be better suited to the task. That's why. That's why....Rolls offers the single cell configuration. You bolt 6 (nominally) 2-volt batteries (cells) together in an 8D case. Each cell weighs something around 30 pounds, so that's all you need to handle at a any one time. If the battery appears to fail, it will very likely be just a single cell that has gone bad so instead of buying a whole new battery you only have to buy one cell. Of course you won't have to buy anything for 7 years, as the first 7 years of the 10-year warranty are full replacement coverage without any pro-rated adjustments. Have you checked the ratings of a Rolls 8D vs. a pair of Walmart golf cart batteries? You might be surprised. We have four battery systems on our boat, and one of them powers an AC inverter. We do use golf cart batteries for that application, but only because of a lack of available space to use an Rolls 8D. |
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