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"Cheetos-Man"
- Location
- Melbourne FL
Hey shane ur down by us composites lol you can go pick it up not order it
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Battery Tender Lithium Batteries.
- Thread starter RyanO
- Start date
- Location
- sask, canada
@badvinny is running the 240cca with his Dasa +12 and +16mm strokers, I'm sure it would be fine for your application. Plus they're dirt cheap on Amazon.
- Location
- South Florida
- Location
- sask, canada
Just mount it on it's side in the limited slip holder
- Location
- South Florida
The problem is length. Battery is 6 3/8 inches long and the specs for the tank are 6 1/4. I will have both in my hands this weekend but I'm not hopeful. I don't usually catch breaks on stuff like this.
- Location
- Saskatoon,SK
Modify your tank, it's aluminum right!
- Location
- South Florida
True. No skill with that personally. In a new town with no contacts. But.....@THRUST is like 45 minutes away. Maybe Brian knows someone.
- Location
- Charlotte NC
Search for advance auto coupons, find the one for $40 off 100 or one that is 30% to 35% off and buy one of these.... http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/...?searchTerm=motorcycle+batterie&showTitle=no+ They fit the tank and are the same as the battery tender. Seems like it would be much easier then making another battery box, etc. Plus it will put you on the water much sooner.
- Location
- South Florida
US composites does not allow anyone to pick up their orders. They only ship.
- Location
- Stouffville, Ontario
Sold my spare ski this weekend with my ONLY battery so I will be picking up one of these tonight for tomorrows waves. $189 + 13% tax is the cheapest I find locally for a 240cc...
Keep in mind ordering online isn't a great deal right now because the dollar is $1 USD to $1.30 CDN
Keep in mind ordering online isn't a great deal right now because the dollar is $1 USD to $1.30 CDN
- Location
- St.catharines, Ontario
Ya mines been great .
I wounded if the people that are having fire issues are using incorrect chargers .
Because these batteries need the lithium charger . That will automatically stop charging once it's fully charged .
I wounded if the people that are having fire issues are using incorrect chargers .
Because these batteries need the lithium charger . That will automatically stop charging once it's fully charged .
Philip Clemmons
Owner, P&P Performance
- Location
- Richmond, Va
95% of Lithium battery issues are caused by the user. They must be be stored, charged, and maintained properly. When taken care of they are awesome. When not taken care of, they are dangerous
- Location
- South Florida
Am I correct to store them at full charge.
Philip Clemmons
Owner, P&P Performance
- Location
- Richmond, Va
On a LiFe/A123, there seems to be no issue with leaving them charged. The bigger issue is running them down below 11.5 V or so, and even worse, leaving them discharged like that.
On a LiPo (which we don't use in skis), they should be stored at 60% (3.85 Vpc), charged before use, and storage charged when done. Life of the cells is impacted significantly otherwise.....
- Location
- St.catharines, Ontario
Philip Clemmons
Owner, P&P Performance
- Location
- Richmond, Va
A buddy/customer tried one. It worked decent, but his Antigravity setup that I spec'd out for him (with proper charger) has worked the best. He went through 4-5 batteries (covering almost all manufacturers) until I got him setup with the AG. Keep in mind 260CCA is 20% less than a stock battery. He ran a 20 cell AG @ 600 CCA.