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Old 08-13-2014, 01:26 PM #16
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Here is a link to the batteries that Kodiak includes in their kit. This is why the price is so high. KODIAK INDUSTRIES INC.
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I have this system on my truck. it has been a life saver more than once.
altho, I have forgot, and left the switch ON, thus killing BOTH batteries. but that's a pretty rare thing to happen.

im able to choose the main, or both. there is no option in MY system to choose the 2nd battery by itself.
The thing I like about the Kodiak is that you can select both, A or B but when the ignition is off the batteries are isolated. Reduces the potential for big problems.
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The thing I like about the Kodiak is that you can select both, A or B but when the ignition is off the batteries are isolated. Reduces the potential for big problems.
Can't this be accomplished through custom wiring if doing a manual install?

Edit - The other thing about Kodiak is that they don't provide a monitor display option. Not from what I saw anyway. For $800, they should, even something basic.
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Here's the link:

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Thanks, they brand it as their own and not "Wrangler"... It's listed on my sheet as dirty parts.
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Can't this be accomplished through custom wiring if doing a manual install?
Yep. I just don't personally mind paying for plug-n-play. This implementation is just so darn easy, fits both batteries into the stock location and doesn't really require a ton of tech skills. Lol, not the cheapest and not the only way to accomplish it. Just a very well thought out system imho.

Edit. I agree about the monitoring system. They should have included one. I have thought about trying to add the LED system 1engineer (I think it was him... or maybe Antman...) did. Should be easy to put into the mix I'd think. However, each of those Odyssey batteries run about $250 so... not going to be budget no matter what.
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Can't this be accomplished through custom wiring if doing a manual install?

Edit - The other thing about Kodiak is that they don't provide a monitor display option. Not from what I saw anyway. For $800, they should, even something basic.
yes, im sure it can be done.
Ive only got about $50 into mine. that might be a little high, its been in for a lot of years. basically just a HD solenoid, a toggle switch and a bit of wire. simple, cheap and affective.
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yes, im sure it can be done.
Ive only got about $50 into mine. that might be a little high, its been in for a lot of years. basically just a HD solenoid, a toggle switch and a bit of wire. simple, cheap and affective.
Was going to ask you how long you have been running this setup.
Thanks for the review. I like this type of setup because when parts go bad, individual parts can be replaced and not the entire system.
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Was going to ask you how long you have been running this setup.
Thanks for the review. I like this type of setup because when parts go bad, individual parts can be replaced and not the entire system.
I would guess its been close to 10 years. ive used it for some HEAVY winching many times.
with the v8, im running several electric fans, so there is a constant heavy draw, plus heavy winching and lights, the dual battery system gets USED.

other than MY mistake of leaving the switch on, I haven't had a single problem with it.

just a few months ago I left my OBA on for a few days, so basically keeping the AC clutch engaged. when I went out to start the truck it was COMPLETELY dead, no beeps/bells/whistles/lights, NOTHING.

I simply flipped the switch, and started the truck. it started like nothing was wrong. VERY nice.
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The thing I like about the Kodiak is that you can select both, A or B but when the ignition is off the batteries are isolated. Reduces the potential for big problems.
We have the same system and I feel that I should correct this statement. With the switch set to "EMER ON" both batteries are linked no matter what (key in ignition or not). So if you have a parasitic draw, it WILL drain both batteries. In all other situations, the batteries are isolated when the vehicle is off.
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We have the same system and I feel that I should correct this statement. With the switch set to "EMER ON" both batteries are linked no matter what (key in ignition or not). So if you have a parasitic draw, it WILL drain both batteries. In all other situations, the batteries are isolated when the vehicle is off.
Excellent point @Ducmonsta ! Thanks for pointing that out. Forgot about that.
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I made some updates to the first page and I added battery tray options. If anyone has info to add, please let me know so I can make updates.
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I made some updates to the first page and I added battery tray options. If anyone has info to add, please let me know so I can make updates.
Just found this this morning after replying to your PM. Very nice thread! I'm not sure how I missed it before. I sent you the link to the Dual batteries on the Cheap thread I used for my system, with a couple of cheap add-on ways to monitor it.

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T-max ($120) - http://www.amazon.com/T-MAX-47-3800-Dual-Battery-System/dp/B0026JCNJE[
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Just found this this morning after replying to your PM. Very nice thread! I'm not sure how I missed it before. I sent you the link to the Dual batteries on the Cheap thread I used for my system, with a couple of cheap add-on ways to monitor it.
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