Ditto here on the Blue top. It's expensive but worth it. I use a
battery minder to charge and have had excellent results.
DJA
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Guilt as charged! But unlike my shorts, my vehicle doesn't suffer any
holes in the floor. It's a NAS (North American Spec) Defender 90,
lined with a real heavy rubber lining that covers the rear interior
floor.
NAS D90 in the dunes south of the border:
http://exerro.com/galleries/mexico20
Whoever moves a liquid lead acid battery around without a battery box is
a fool. Their vehicle must be full of white spots and holes in the
floor.
http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1296485&cp=1254885.1255161.1260970&parentPage=family
At 01:08 PM 5/21/2005, Jim Laurel wrote:
For our club winches at SASS, we use pairs
of Trojan 6v batteries, wired in series. These are powerful and durable, but
they do get to be a mess when carried around to and from the field for
charging. I’ve already burned a hole in my shorts from the acid.
For my personal winch, I use
Next down on the list would be Delco Voyagers.
Bottom of the list are the cheap batteries at WalMart, Sears, etc unless
you want to play the warranty game and keep all the paper work and
return them every year.
George A Voss wrote:
Trojan or Optima. gv
-Original Message-
From: Davi
On May 20, 2005, at 5:03 PM, Albert E. Wedworth wrote:Here, HereI go with the Trojan!Is it that much safer??;-)Oh, I get it, batteries.I go with whatever huge amperage, deep cycle battery is on sale.Cheers,Bill ---Never judge a day by the weather.Bill JohnsColton, WA
Here, Here
I go with the Trojan!
Al
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530-343-1715
Trojan or
Optima. gv
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I know
this was discussed some time ago. And I didn't pay attention then.
Now I need the information. What
Tommy- My charger's clips used to heat up too. I removed the wire, cut
it and back to get some nice clean material and soldered it on. Now
they don't heat up at all.
-Ben
Tommy wrote:
Back to winch batteries, I just bought a Maxx 29 marine deep cycle
battery from Wal Mart. I hooked up a S
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