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I am tring to find the easiest way to run 2 batteries. The most cost effective way as well. What can hooking a battery to the other battert do?( positive to positive, negative to negative.
He may be doing what I'm planning on doing....lining an entire Suburban-sized roof rack with offroad lights so you can have 360 degree light, and LOTS of it :-D Once I'm done, I may outrun him...I may not. It all depends on how the project goes.You might wanna consider going to a bigger alternator since your running 14 lights ...
dunno i go off roading with 4 4" offroads and never had an issue with not seeing anything why so many lights? you trying to guide an aircraft or something ? :lol:
He may be doing what I'm planning on doing....lining an entire Suburban-sized roof rack with offroad lights so you can have 360 degree light, and LOTS of it :-D Once I'm done, I may outrun him...I may not. It all depends on how the project goes.
more light=good
little to no light=bad
so, we can determine that more light > little light
plus.....it just looks cool :lol::great:
pics.....pics....any pics.....I had to redo my lights since someone figured they needed my lights more than I did. Now I only have 2 6" lights on the grill. 2 6" lights on the hood. 2 6" lights on the roof(middle) 2 7" lights on the roof(outsides).
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Pos to Pos Neg to Neg you can have 100 batteres this way (parallel wiring) and it will still be 12 volt,but very strong:loldepends on how you hook it up. you might get a longer lasting 12Volts or you might get 24 volts and burn stuff up. why do you want 2 batterys? if to have power and still be able to strat the truck after killing the battery then you got a couple ways to go. a battery isolator and run after market stuff to the 2nd battery. you can get a battery selector switch and eather select the battery when needed or add a 2nd alt to your motor to power keep charging the 2nd battery.
ok in the motor home i got an isolator this will use one alt and charge 2 batterys
in my Bronco i going to install a selector dial (like on a boat) so i can go any comb of connections i want. they are both cheap and easy to install......mike