Well the way its worked out is I have 6 Volt batteries, which wasnt high enough to effect the controller or the inverter. I had to wire the batteries is a series parallel set up.
The wiring is like this via diagram but i have a few more batteries as well as a 12V. Which is why i have ro connect them in series-parallel. The series to up the voltage, the parallel to increase the run time.
The transformer is from an old fishtank light. Cant believe saving a transformer for 20 years has worked. It works to help stabalize the voltage and assist in keeping a charge. I have a mix match set of amp hour batteries so discharge and recharge could do a little damage.
Above is the rough layout of what I'm trying to accomplish. To create
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