Wiring two batteries together question.

[RodeoGeorge]

Thanks Lou.

Everything I needed. I'd read that thread before, along with many others, and couldn't remember where the data was listed.

RodeoGeorge

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by RodeoGeorge

Thanks Lou.

Everything I needed. I'd read that thread before, along with many others, and couldn't remember where the data was listed.

RodeoGeorge

I used P1 and P2 as search terms in the green search box and limited the search to the FRF forum.

That thread was the first "hit."

[Witch Doctor]

I read on this forum about the Power Pulse for sulfation build up on the plates, I installed it and I would be damned it really works, My battery's now stay up to full charge after a year using them without it. They are like new again. I couldn't belive it when I measured the volts before and after. Something to thing about. The company is PulseTech, I think I paid like $29.00 bucks, but it really works......

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by gljurczyk

I read on this forum about the Power Pulse for sulfation build up on the plates, I installed it and I would be damned it really works, My battery's now stay up to full charge after a year using them without it. They are like new again. I couldn't belive it when I measured the volts before and after. Something to thing about. The company is PulseTech, I think I paid like $29.00 bucks, but it really works......

Link?

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by f1100turbo

Link?

PulseTech PowerPulse 12 Volt 735X012 PP-12-L: Fishing & Marine : Walmart.com

You can get them cheaper on eBay.

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by herk7769

PulseTech PowerPulse 12 Volt 735X012 PP-12-L: Fishing & Marine : Walmart.com

You can get them cheaper on eBay.

Thanks lou.

[lablover]

Since my 2 batteries are parallel, should I attach my alligator clips to both batteries ie one to + on one battery and the - to the other battery or can I just use one battery + and -?

[Witch Doctor]

Originally Posted by lablover

Since my 2 batteries are parallel, should I attach my alligator clips to both batteries ie one to + on one battery and the - to the other battery or can I just use one battery + and -?

hook pos. to the first battery and neg to the second battery...

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by gljurczyk

hook pos. to the first battery and neg to the second battery...

Ditto. Always use the positive on one end and the neg on the far end of your battery "stack". This keeps the resistance "per battery" the same allowing for even charge and discharge of the individual batteries.

[lablover]

Thanks so much. I forgot to mention this is for running my Cpap.

[MilCop4523]

Originally Posted by Herk7769

The proper way to wire a pair (or more) 12 volt batteries is to use exactly the same length wires between batteries (to keep the internal resistance of that battery equal to all the others) and attach the positive of the closest battery to the charge/discharge source and the ground for the system to the negative terminal of the farthest battery from the charge/discharge source.

Herk this was the exact same info you gave me in 2012 for our Salem when i was hooking up the second battery and the marine selector switch.
it never failed us...

Do what he posted and your good to go.
if you want to incorporate a switch
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&rct=j...41372695860063