Optimally, you would want to modify it to be controlled by an external regulator. Deep cycle AGMs usually have a different maximum charge voltage and always have a much higher charge acceptance (amps) ability. Therefore, without a temperature sensing regulator, you could easily overheat an undersized alternator. AGMs cost real money and I would baby them.
Ron Rogers On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 11:48 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Anyone know If I put in AGM batteries and an AGM battery charger, will my > standard Perkins alternators be ok with AGM Batteries or would I have to > change them also? > > See you on the waterways! > > *Capt. Sterling > MV SterlingLady <http://floridakeys.homestead.com/sterlingladyIII.html>* >
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