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Ran 4 of them for 4 years, still loaded tested them at 95% when I sold them. Bought for $400 each at O'reilly's, [on sale], [worked good for deep cycle use. [only brought them down to 60% SOC only]

Went from a 2200 lb Samurai to a 3600 lb CRV and can tell the difference. Not so much in cruising, but sure can in acceleration.

Battle Born's can be discharged to 100% and can be recycled from 100% discharge for many thousands of cycles. Best to do your research before buying, They do have a full 10 year warranty. They can take a charge down to 24 f, and if in a compartment with a small heat source to keep it above 24 f, no problems. They are $950 each shipped, and even cheaper if you find them on sale. 200 a/h's of batteries weigh about 60 pounds https://battlebornbatteries.com/faq/

Believe you have the F53 chassis which does not come stock with airbags. Would take it to a professional, could have frame or suspension problems.

You can use a multi meter [on dc volts] to give you a very general reading. Resting voltage of 12.2 is about 50% state of charge and battery should be recharged. Taking battery below 12.2 volts will shorten its life. Fully charged batteries should be about 12.7 or 8 at rest.

Have had the Outback, Midnite Solar and now 2 Victons, a 150/70 and a 100/30. Victron''s are a little more money, but much more user friendly, and the bluetooth readout without running wires into the coach a big plus. Another plus, if your tablet or phone is also on wifi or cell, firmware will automatically update when new versions are released.

+2 for Victron equipment.

Basement AC ? https://library.rvusa.com/brochure/06Adventurerbro_1.pdf

As you were told on another forum these heaters are diesel powered and would be a major retrofit on a trailer unless it already had a diesel tank. What's wrong with your propane heater?

Agree 100%. Lots of money, but 10 year warranty, and they charge up way faster.

X2 on Bay Marine and Supply, Alan knows Victron, and normally has best price,. plus no tax or shipping

x2 on the blackstone and it has a removable grease tray.

They will cost you more than many others in the same time frame, but well worth looking at a Newell. There is a reason a new one starts at 2 million.

This one has rear wheel drive and will fold up to fit in a bay, or the trunk of a car. https://www.radpowerbikes.com/products/radmini-electric-folding-fat-bike?variant=5032656863263&ads_cmpid=1594102466&ads_adid=59229918414&ads_matchtype=&a