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11-09-2019, 12:43 PM | #1 |
Getting Wild
Join Date: Jun 2019
Location: Seattle
Posts: 103
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Cheaping out on batteries
I have an RXV. It’s only used around my yard and up and down my street, less than a mile.
I don’t need much range at all, I’d never use 5 miles worth. My batteries are original and just about completely toast. (2015, four 12-volt). For my specific application I’d like to just throw in four cheapo 12 volt so-called marine or RV batteries. The problem is from what I can tell, just about all available ones are absolute garbage and are shot within a year and a half or so. That makes shelling out $1000 for four Crowns or Trojans seem the more economical choice in the long run if I can get five years out of them, even though I don’t need all that capacity. It sucks to have to buy that much battery when I really don’t need it. Has anyone here tried this and have any words of wisdom? This is basically a lifespan-per-dollar question, with no regard for range more than a couple miles. |
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