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DFW Rusty · 11-12-2018, 02:12 PM

Thanks for the link Scottyb. I definitely know what to look for tonight to see if which system I have.

I was planning to run a stand alone 12v battery. There is room inside the battery compartment for another battery and I figured I could stuff a 12v battery in there, then just mount a 12v fuse panel on the inside to run lights, radio or whatever else I want. I have trickle chargers out the wahzoo and figured I could put my marine trickle charger in there hard wired and then just plug in the 12v when needed. Thus way to not drain the drive power, and bypass needing an inverter. However, I am open to suggestion.... I like simplicity, and if the power inverter is better than a stand alone battery I will possibly go that way.

11-12-2018, 02:12 PM	#8
DFW Rusty Gone Wild Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Texas Posts: 284	Re: My 36V TXT build. Thanks for the link Scottyb. I definitely know what to look for tonight to see if which system I have. I was planning to run a stand alone 12v battery. There is room inside the battery compartment for another battery and I figured I could stuff a 12v battery in there, then just mount a 12v fuse panel on the inside to run lights, radio or whatever else I want. I have trickle chargers out the wahzoo and figured I could put my marine trickle charger in there hard wired and then just plug in the 12v when needed. Thus way to not drain the drive power, and bypass needing an inverter. However, I am open to suggestion.... I like simplicity, and if the power inverter is better than a stand alone battery I will possibly go that way.