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BFL13

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Posted: 04/30/12 09:51am

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A line of 6v batteries shown here is another example of spotting US Battery specs on a different brand (go to the "performance" figures)

http://www.batterydirect.com/en/batteries/71?page=1

You will see at the bottom the familiar 208, 232 AH, but they have managed to goof up the 2200 etc numbers by adding 100

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Posted: 04/30/12 10:12am

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KendallP wrote:

oldbeek wrote:

...No one makes a better deep cycle than Trojan....

Oh boy.

Go easy on him, Mex.

http://www.rollsbattery.com/

comparing Surrette/Rolls batteries to Trojan's is like comparing a geo metro to the space shuttle

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looked at those for a sail boat design i was working on

seemed like they had more of a warranty last time i looked

* This post was edited 04/30/12 10:22am by recycler *

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Posted: 04/30/12 11:05am

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KendallP wrote:

Then they recommend leaving the caps on. Since they're vented, I never really got why one should remove them. Seems safer to me to leave them on... even when equalizing. And that's what I've always done.

I leave mine on.

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