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ShootingFish
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 18, 2011 4:25 pm    Post subject: Aux Battery Reply with quote

So... I am in the middle of my aux/house electrical rework and decided to have my aux battery load tested before I hooked everything up and it failed miserably.

The question is, do I put in a sealed battery or a flooded batter under the rear seat. I have a propex that is also going to go under there to replace the factory rear heater. Is it a concern to have a flooded battery there? Or just install and go? Obviously there is a pretty huge price difference between sealed and flooded.

Everything is connected with 6ga wire and a Blue Sea 7610, and then will go out to an additional fuse block and the house will be split front (start) and back(everything else).

Thoughts?
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