Which leisure battery do you recommend

[poppycamper]

i like the idea of being able to use most of its capacity instead of only half of it , they are much lighter and when you have nowt left , with the correct b2b charger let the engine tickover for an hour or so and you get loads of charge back ,like you said , just the cost

We have 240AH lithium... 200watt solar.. no B2B.. and even in winter in Scotland (admittedly no inverter (yet) biggest drain is 21" Avtex tv) we can sit for 7 days and batteries have never been below 60%

 

[jagx300]

We have 240AH lithium... 200watt solar.. no B2B.. and even in winter in Scotland (admittedly no inverter (yet) biggest drain is 21" Avtex tv) we can sit for 7 days and batteries have never been below 60%

I've just spotted the most brilliant thing for me its a lifepo4 battery with a pod on top of it which contains all the sockets you need and an onboard built in b2b and mppt and bms. All in one unit. What a brilliant idea. They are releasing the 3000watt/hour upgrade this year. That'll do for me

 

[Gaston aires]

I have had AGM batteries for over 4 years and they are still working magnificently. I think the problem is the charger used to charge them rather than the battery.
Gel batteries are good, I’ve never had Lion types yet.
Phil