Dual Charging??

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Uphillphil

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I have a 1999 Defender 110 TD5. It is a Special Vehicles version and therefore comes with a dual charging battery system. When I got it, there was only 1 battery, which is now kaput. I am wondering whether to stick with 1 battery or utilise the dual charging system. If so, what rating batteries should I use?? I have been onto the Paddock website, and I see they have Optimer batteries. I have been in touch with them, and they say they aren't suitable. I am not sure why?? The Landrover is being prepared to be used as a back up vehicle for my off road trail biking tours in Morocco, so auxillary power may be handy.

Thanks in advance for your advice.
 
Hi
I have a 1999 Defender 110 TD5. It is a Special Vehicles version and therefore comes with a dual charging battery system. When I got it, there was only 1 battery, which is now kaput. I am wondering whether to stick with 1 battery or utilise the dual charging system. If so, what rating batteries should I use?? I have been onto the Paddock website, and I see they have Optimer batteries. I have been in touch with them, and they say they aren't suitable. I am not sure why?? The Landrover is being prepared to be used as a back up vehicle for my off road trail biking tours in Morocco, so auxillary power may be handy.

Thanks in advance for your advice.

I have a dual charging system by National Luna and I use Optima batteries and they are great, I run a winch and loads of other ancillaries with no problem so Im not too sure when paddock stated that it would be no use for your requirments. When I called Optima they asked me what I would be doing with my vehicle and they advised what I should be using, simples.
 
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