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<blockquote data-quote="shizzzon" data-source="post: 7448830" data-attributes="member: 590338">this is why it&#039;s best to do it the right way...And even then, if you had all the same batteries, but didn&#039;t have enough of them and are overworking your electrical system, you will still need to charge each batt individually periodically.Because of the hassle, i install circuit breakers between each group of batts in my vehicle so that i can charge them in small quantities without rewiring everything all the time.&nbsp; My batts are small so i can charge them up as a pair with the current charger i am using.the way how multiple batteries are wired can cause a big drop in performance too!If you just typically install a bank of batteries and bus bar or parallel all connections together with wire and run your amp&#039;s power all over the place to the batts or bus bar, there is a high chance you are not getting the performance you should.There are 4 different ways to parallel battery banks for powering devices and out of those 4, there is only 1 proper way. Some methods need to be changed based on product installation but there is no one way that works best for all scenarios.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shizzzon, post: 7448830, member: 590338"] this is why it's best to do it the right way... And even then, if you had all the same batteries, but didn't have enough of them and are overworking your electrical system, you will still need to charge each batt individually periodically. Because of the hassle, i install circuit breakers between each group of batts in my vehicle so that i can charge them in small quantities without rewiring everything all the time. My batts are small so i can charge them up as a pair with the current charger i am using. the way how multiple batteries are wired can cause a big drop in performance too! If you just typically install a bank of batteries and bus bar or parallel all connections together with wire and run your amp's power all over the place to the batts or bus bar, there is a high chance you are not getting the performance you should. There are 4 different ways to parallel battery banks for powering devices and out of those 4, there is only 1 proper way. Some methods need to be changed based on product installation but there is no one way that works best for all scenarios. [/QUOTE]

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