Putting two batteries in parallell is a *bad* idee. Supppose one cell of
one battery
shorts internally. This happens frequently with automotive batteries.
The one battery then becomes a 10  Volt battery and the other one will
send
an  extremely high current to that battery which can actually cause that
battery to
explode.

In order to prevent this you would have to put a large diode in series
with each
battery to prevent either battery from discharging  into the other.

Those diodes are big, get hot and need heatsinks. Talk to the RV people.

And then there is the problem of charging the batteries because the
alternator
cannot put charging current back thru the diodes.

Series connecting two 6 Volt batteries is the only way if you want to
use
two batteries. If the one is extremely far from the other, you can
always
use a slightly heavier cable for that one.

Just my and Ohms's opinion!






yson, Arizona
n...@cbiwireless.com



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