I've got two heavy lead acid batteries Exide Nautilus dual purpose 27MDP (whatever that means) that do their job., which is start the engine & run the LED lights & GPS while sailing. So one battery is weak, I'm going this weekend to try and save her, maybe fill with distilled water, clean all fittings, and try to charge her again?
1) Can I buy one Battleborn 12v 100Ah ready to drop in her place?
2) Do I connect it to the other Lead Acid one?
3) Do I buy 2 Battleborn 12v 100Ah and connect them to my electrical system?
The reason I ask, I read the following below that led me to believe, without changing my charging/electric system, and lack of any electrical skill set...
I could righty tighty and lefty loosey my way into a stronger system....or cause an electrical fire?
"Weighing in at a sleek 29 lbs, the 100 amp hour, 12 volt Battle Born Battery runs circles around the competition. The Battle Born Battery also requires no new hardware to run in your boat. Just pull out that grungy old lead acid battery (use two hands, those suckers are heavy), drop in this elegant upgrade, and get yourself out there. " from Battle born website....
1) Can I buy one Battleborn 12v 100Ah ready to drop in her place?
2) Do I connect it to the other Lead Acid one?
3) Do I buy 2 Battleborn 12v 100Ah and connect them to my electrical system?
The reason I ask, I read the following below that led me to believe, without changing my charging/electric system, and lack of any electrical skill set...
I could righty tighty and lefty loosey my way into a stronger system....or cause an electrical fire?
"Weighing in at a sleek 29 lbs, the 100 amp hour, 12 volt Battle Born Battery runs circles around the competition. The Battle Born Battery also requires no new hardware to run in your boat. Just pull out that grungy old lead acid battery (use two hands, those suckers are heavy), drop in this elegant upgrade, and get yourself out there. " from Battle born website....