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Old 29-01-2018, 21:54   #10
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Virgin Islands
Boat: PDQ 36, 36'5", previously Leopard 45 cat and Hunter 33 mono
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Re: Batteries?

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Ok.... More questions. As I have stated above I am limited in my battery compartment to any thing less than 9 3/4" height. I can fit 4, Group 31, AGM or FLA. However I can fit 3 Group 31 FLA @105 amps each and 3 Group 24 FLA @75 amps each. This combo will maximize my batt comp....... BUT is it compatible to have these 6 batts wired in series for a total amp of 540 amp and 12 volt?

If not I will have to go with the Trojan Grp 31 overdrive at 180 amps each..... unless someone has a better idea.

I charge with a 100 amp alternator, 315W solar panel to be instaled shortly and shore power.

Starting battery is totally separate so we are only talking about "house".

36' Sailboat.

Thanks,

Chris
"wired in series"? I think you mean parallel.
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