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<blockquote data-quote="i2ain2thunder" data-source="post: 8118856" data-attributes="member: 631331"><p>Any person good with batteries will tell you not to use non-matching batteries, as one may hurt or constantly drain the other, or affect the resting voltage. I've done mismatched before and it worked out alright, but it is a general rule to be followed to use the same brand/model/make/size. In order to wire them in parallel simply connect the + on one to the + on the other. The - can be done 2 ways, 1 is to connect it to the other -, the other is to simply ground it to the chassis like the other one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="i2ain2thunder, post: 8118856, member: 631331"] Any person good with batteries will tell you not to use non-matching batteries, as one may hurt or constantly drain the other, or affect the resting voltage. I've done mismatched before and it worked out alright, but it is a general rule to be followed to use the same brand/model/make/size. In order to wire them in parallel simply connect the + on one to the + on the other. The - can be done 2 ways, 1 is to connect it to the other -, the other is to simply ground it to the chassis like the other one. [/QUOTE]
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