NO difference in the real world

Posted by LJD on December 19, 2011 at 13:18:22 from (75.213.58.160):

In Reply to: Batteries 12 Volt or 2-6 volts posted by WarrenBult on December 19, 2011 at 12:02:22:

If the batteries are of equal power, it makes no difference. Equal power means equal cranking amps and equal reserve capacity.

Two 6 volt batteries wired in series need a bigger center cross-over cable, and that's the only difference. If you've got two equal batteries and all is wired properly, in the "real world" it works out the same.

All self-contained batteries are in series already. A 6 volt battery is 3 cells in series, and a 12 volt battery is 6 cells in series.

One slight advantage to using automotive 12 volt batteries is they come with a better warrranty then ag-industrial batteries.

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