mikez71
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Nothing beats dials!X2, I'm already liking the power/volume/tune buttons.
Why I want to install manual climate control..
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Nothing beats dials!X2, I'm already liking the power/volume/tune buttons.
Me too!!! Let me know if you make any progress on that please.Nothing beats dials!
Why I want to install manual climate control..
Definately will do. I have the wiring printed out and had made a note of which wires to repin, but haven't gotten back to it.Me too!!! Let me know if you make any progress on that please.
Yeah I’m not feedin a small army like you are. If I was ever to lose it long enough for food to go bad,, it would be about fifty bucks worth between my freezer and fridge. But I have never been without power for more than a few hours, power company dude said I’m on a great feeder line. Everything is back to normal again today, put away the ice shoes.I uisually always have around 15 gallons of propane and the same in gas for the Generator, last thing I need is a freezer full of food going bad. Other than rain and some freezing last week it hasn't been bad here better than I expected. It's been hitting the higher altitudes.
I have Interstate AGM’s and haven’t had an issue in the cold although last week when it was 15* for a few days I noticed my 02 struggled to turn over. I plugged in the block heater and the next day it started right up so I’m guessing it was just the extra effort to turn over the old iron when it’s that cold.Reading of the shortcomings of AGM batteries - are members recommending using them or sticking with traditional flooded batteries? In my case, all stock with nothing drawing when not in use - extreme cold for a few months a year.
I started using agm's almost 20 years ago because I got tired of traditional battery's just going dead out of the blue, my experience has been the agm will atleast give you a running chance to replace it before it dies. I have never had one just flat out die, more of a slow death.Reading of the shortcomings of AGM batteries - are members recommending using them or sticking with traditional flooded batteries? In my case, all stock with nothing drawing when not in use - extreme cold for a few months a year.
The Interstate H6 AGM at the Costco around here are $169 and have a 3 year warranty. They were out of them.Thanks everyone - Going with an AGM replacement and probably the Interstates from Costco.