warrenpfo
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If I would like to run a fridge and inverter and maybe a few other small things at the rear of the car what is the best way to go about doing this?
Owning a 2003 100 vx I currently have 2 Std Toyota batteries in the engine bay with the factory fit management system on them and was wondering if its best to install a third, deep cycle battery in the boot to run the toys off of perhaps something like a national Luna portable power pack (http://www.nationalluna.com/PPPack.htm) which would mean it could be removed and put into a tent when camping which is a handy feature and it could also be removed from the car when not needed and I think one can also start the car from it if need be but I stand corrected on this.
OR
Is the above a waste of money and its best to upgrade the battery management system to a national Luna one or other and when the current batteries die upgrade them to deep cycle ones and then run wires to the rear to run the toys off?
OR
Is there a better way?
If I would like to run a fridge and inverter and maybe a few other small things at the rear of the car what is the best way to go about doing this?
Owning a 2003 100 vx I currently have 2 Std Toyota batteries in the engine bay with the factory fit management system on them and was wondering if its best to install a third, deep cycle battery in the boot to run the toys off of perhaps something like a national Luna portable power pack (http://www.nationalluna.com/PPPack.htm) which would mean it could be removed and put into a tent when camping which is a handy feature and it could also be removed from the car when not needed and I think one can also start the car from it if need be but I stand corrected on this.
OR
Is the above a waste of money and its best to upgrade the battery management system to a national Luna one or other and when the current batteries die upgrade them to deep cycle ones and then run wires to the rear to run the toys off?
OR
Is there a better way?