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If you don't have 6 volt batteries now, I strongly recommend them. We finally had to replace our 12 volt Interstates and I went with the Interstate 6 volt.
I would have used Trojan 6 volts if I could have found them at the time. I understand the Trojan heavy duty(golf cart?) one is excellent, but I could not locate them when mine died and we were on the road so I went with the Interstate ones from CW.
We will overnight at truckstops or Walmarts if we are just passing through and we normally are parked by 4 pm. The 6 volt models we put in give us power to run the PC, reading lights, and the furnace fan. We usually read until 10PM and then the furnace runs all night if it is cold. The 6 volt arrangement has considerbly more reserve than the 12 volt arrangement.
The 6 volt ones are a tad taller, so check for clearance. Mine was not a problem. We used a coupler nut and a short piece of threaed rod to extend the hold down clamps. All available at hardware stores.
Well worth the trouble and the batteries cost about the same as good 12 volt deep cycle ones.
Good luck.
SeaRay
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