Dual battery set up
#31
Originally Posted by Patchules
http://www dot yandina.com/NewCatalog.htm
We use these combiners in the boat world. Lifetime Warrenty, a remote ON can be used to manually combine the batteries. Happen to be on sale now for 140.
160 amps continuous rating, 400 amps closing current (2 seconds), 200 amps for 5 minutes.
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We use these combiners in the boat world. Lifetime Warrenty, a remote ON can be used to manually combine the batteries. Happen to be on sale now for 140.
160 amps continuous rating, 400 amps closing current (2 seconds), 200 amps for 5 minutes.
{Not related to the manufacturer}
#33
LMFAO!!!!!!
Anyway...cool thread! Been considering this one for a few days since my SECOND factory battery is on its way out. If someone came up with an all-in-one kit that was easy to install and had good instructions and wiring diagrams, I would certainly fess up the $$ for it...if my wife would allow it that is.
Anyway...cool thread! Been considering this one for a few days since my SECOND factory battery is on its way out. If someone came up with an all-in-one kit that was easy to install and had good instructions and wiring diagrams, I would certainly fess up the $$ for it...if my wife would allow it that is.
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Thanks.
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Originally Posted by dstock
Nice and clean, well done. I know you used the rugged ridge tray but did you order a wiring kit of just put it together yourself?
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#38
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Found this on Quadratec...
Hadn't noticed this before but Rugged Ridge makes a universal dual battery wiring kit...
http://www.quadratec.com/products/17004_4010.htm
http://www.quadratec.com/products/17004_4010.htm