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If you are running two batts in parellel or just two batteries dont they both need to be the same?

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Usually if you are running multiple batteries they can be of any size or rating. The only thing you need to keep your eye on is when you mix a deep cycle (ie Powermaster or Yellow Top) with a starting (ie Red Top). I've heard of guys running all starting batteries like all Red Tops or all deep cycle like Yellow Tops, Powermaster, etc. I have all yellow tops in my car, works nicely

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some people will tell you they all need to be the same size for them to charge properly, and that you need an isolator between the rear and front batteries.

you dont need an isolator

feel free to run batteries of different size in the front/rear, worse case scenario, your car will theoretically draw more amperage from the rear batteries than the front, but big whoop, you're designing this to be able to handle 200-300amps for continued periods, 3 seconds of a starter wont do anything.

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