RV Education 101: Deep Cycle Batteries

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Product Description Show me an RVer or boater who hasn't had problems with deep cycle batteries and I'll show you someone who hasn't been RVing or boating for very long. This also applies to golf carts. In most cases, problems related to deep cycle batteries are usually a result of not understanding what is involved to properly maintain and care for lead acid batteries. 85% of all 12 volt batteries manufactured in the United States die before they should. Our Deep Cycle Battery Care & Maintenance DVD was designed to help extend the life of your deep cycle batteries and to save you money. With a little routine preventive maintenance your deep cycle batteries can and will last as long as they should. Let RV expert Mark Polk, help you to thoroughly understand how to take care of your RV or marine Deep Cycle Batteries. Watch as many times as you need to. Review Last night I had a chance to sit down and view your Battery Video. Wow and wow. This is so what people like me need. I have been seeking advice and information on batteries since I started camping with RV's, many moons ago. You guys keep up the good work. There is a tremendous need for this video in the marketplace and many people will thank-you for it! --Ted Simms P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); About the Actor Mark J. Polk was introduced to RV s in the early 70 s. His friend s father was the General Manager for an RV dealership and would take them camping all of the time. Before long he was working for the dealership washing RV s, and soon after that he was working as an apprentice RV technician. Not long after graduating from high school Mark joined the Army and was a wheeled vehicle and power generation mechanic. 5+ years later he graduated from warrant officer school as an automotive maintenance technician and was in charge of some very large maintenance operations throughout his career. He retired from the Army in 1996 as a Chief Warrant Officer Three. After retiring from the Army, Mark got back into the industry that he had a passion for. He started out selling RVs for a dealership in North Carolina See more