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.

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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 blue top Optimas, which are just fantastic.  They are compact, and never leak.  Each one seems to have plenty of power for a day of flying for 5-6 open class planes.  I usually bring two for a full day of flying with friends.  I tried the yellow top deep cycle and found that they didn�t seem to give as much torque.  The blue tops are deep cycle/starting marine batteries.
 
--Jim Laurel
 

From: David Whitaker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 3:43 PM
To: RCSE
Subject: [RCSE] Winch Batteries
 
I know this was discussed some time ago.  And I didn't pay attention then.  Now I need the information.  What is the best battery to use for winches. 
 
Thanks
 
Dave W

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