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  1. All the batteries are of the same age 3 years old excis 102aH - 8 of them. I managed to source 4 x 200aH gel batteries fivestar 200aH to replace the excis
  2. This is for pensioner friends - they have 8x100aH batteries of which 4 are very soft. It runs on an AXpert 5kva inverter with 4 x 320watt panels. They have a forget it and leave it attitude and the system has been installed for 3 years with the original batteries. They only found there was a problem when the system went to bypass when they plugged in the 3000watt kettle. Their budget is 10-12k for replacement batteries (which can be recon). I was thinking to remove the dud batteries and wiring just the good 4 batteries up in the meanwhile. I was thinking of a solution with 4 x 200aH batteries
  3. I'm looking for 5x 200aH batteries for a solar application on a tight budget. Anyone know of a reliable supplier whom they can recommend?
  4. Anyone know a good local source for 12v DC LCD battery voltage meters? They should be powered by the battery itself. Also I'm looking for a LCD voltmeter that can measure in the range of 40-60v DC

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