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Bas + Eve


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 Could anyone recommend a good averaged priced 100/130 amp AGM battery?? Prices seem to vary from $250 to over $400. Are the ones advertised on ebay any good? One supplier states that for a 130amp battery to be of quality the weight must be over 32kg?? Either a 100 or 130 I am looking for.

 

Thanks for all and any help.

 

B+E



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CC Bear


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Have a look here not sure on freight but 5 years pro rata warrany. Cheers

 

helps to put the link in http://www.australiandirect.com.au/shop/battery-systems-solar/deep-cycle-agm-batteries/1109

have bought stuff from them and had good service, always will to take a call or use on line chat.



-- Edited by CC Bear on Wednesday 14th of September 2016 06:19:25 PM

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boab


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i bought a fullriver agm deep cycle 120 amp hour about 5 years ago and had no problems but they are heavy thats for sure

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You usually get what you pay for. I have 2 x 105 ah fullriver and got them online about 12 months ago with free delivery.
Shop around I would recommend FullRiver


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Woody n Sue


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We got full river 120 amp 6 V @ $315 each but that was 18 months ago

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Had Fullriver (chinese) in last van for over 6 yrs. Still good when van went.

This time I have a "GIANT".
They seem to have good rep, too
and cheaper.

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We have 3 x Panasonic LC-XA12100P 100Ah batteries that are coming up to 9 years in use and still holding full charge.

I do know of a chap who bought 2 x 130Ah Power AGM batteries from ebay and had issues with one of them, had to have it replaced. This is within a twelve month period

the biggest problem was the muck around sending the faulty battery back.

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CC Bear


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Noticed your from Queensland but not where in the state. The first battery I bought a couple months ago I got from Beerwah tyres. $249 110 amp deep cycle. Had to take it out and use for my aquaponics, most likely will buy another for the van.

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I use Fullriver AGM batteries in the car and caravan also and very happy with them.



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