Field box battery
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From: South Hill Puyallup,
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Why dont people use a small car battery in their field box? There are some very small ones available these day. Keep a trickler on it and it would never die.
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From: Incirlik, TURKEY
I got one from batteries plus. same size and weight as the one in the box before, but more cranking amps. think it was for a lawn tractor or motorcycle or something. seems like i can go months without putting a charge on it and it is still strong.
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troposcuba,
Is that a closed gel battery and if so what did you pay for it if you don't mind me asking? Mine is old and doesn't take a charge well anymore. Plus I only fly planes with large engines and need the cranking amps.
Gibbs
Is that a closed gel battery and if so what did you pay for it if you don't mind me asking? Mine is old and doesn't take a charge well anymore. Plus I only fly planes with large engines and need the cranking amps.
Gibbs
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From: Incirlik, TURKEY
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troposcuba,
Is that a closed gel battery and if so what did you pay for it if you don't mind me asking? Mine is old and doesn't take a charge well anymore. Plus I only fly planes with large engines and need the cranking amps.
Gibbs
troposcuba,
Is that a closed gel battery and if so what did you pay for it if you don't mind me asking? Mine is old and doesn't take a charge well anymore. Plus I only fly planes with large engines and need the cranking amps.
Gibbs
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I use one of these , and charge my cell phone, ect at the same time. [link=http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200323721_200323721]12 volt[/link]
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From: Rison,
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I ordered 2 of these for about the same money as one from tower hobbies, they look the same to me.
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I use a couple of those for my feild boxes. 7.2 amps and will start most 1.00 and down. But hook a starter to my 900 amp jump pack and you can start a lot bigger engines.
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I use a lawn mower battery, also. About $20 at Interstate Batteries. It's a wet cell type, so I have to make sure the water level is OK, but I keep it on an auto charger, so very little is ever needed and it's always ready to go.
Phil
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get a moto guzzi or harley battery,those bikes suck the amps when cranking.
get a moto guzzi or harley battery,those bikes suck the amps when cranking.




