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Old 07-25-2019, 06:05 PM   #1
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My RV has two 6 volt batteries why can’t I use 1 12 volt battery
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My RV has two 6 volt batteries why can’t I use 1 12 volt battery
I guess that you are talking about coach batteries "house"...
2 X 6 VOLTS batteries will give you more AMPS or a longer time for usage then one single or even 2 X 12 VOLTS batteries !
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That's all you need if your going from campground to campground. If dry camping things change.
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You can and many do. A pair of 6v golf car batteries are a very cost-effective wy to get 210-225 amp-hours of battery, but a pair of Group 27 12v's would yield the same.



You may find my article on Choosing an RV Battery to be helpful: It's in the FILES section at

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