Benchmark Dual Battery Install
I have a 1000 watt inverter under the dash. I am planning on board air and a winch. I also added a 7 circuit fuse kit from painless. I mounted it under the glove box. I modified it so that it switches 3 circuits instead of 4. One of the constant circuits goes to the switch panel I put in the center console for switch lights and power for relays. I'm adding the CB today. I'm also adding a few 12 vdc power outlets and usb power points. One on the top of the dash for my droid base. I'm going to attempt to put outlets on the over head bar by the rear speakers to power the portable dvd players that keep the kids quiet between the house and the trail.
I'm a power nut...
I'm a power nut...
I have a 1000 watt inverter under the dash. I am planning on board air and a winch. I also added a 7 circuit fuse kit from painless. I mounted it under the glove box. I modified it so that it switches 3 circuits instead of 4. One of the constant circuits goes to the switch panel I put in the center console for switch lights and power for relays. I'm adding the CB today. I'm also adding a few 12 vdc power outlets and usb power points. One on the top of the dash for my droid base. I'm going to attempt to put outlets on the over head bar by the rear speakers to power the portable dvd players that keep the kids quiet between the house and the trail.
I'm a power nut...
I'm a power nut...
wow! this will be perfect for me. I have a 2000 watt inverter mounted under the passenger seat and am getting a winch soon. I use it to power my 2hp air compressor that I use to air up the tires quickly. I currently run a single yellowtop optima that I've had for almost two years. Should I get two brand new batteries or can I get by with just one more new one?


