petercowan
Registered User
Bigger in price. When the lifespan of these batteries may be less than what we have been used to maybe putting the minimum size in makes sense.
Yes I have seen these bigger batteries. What I am getting at is what does it actually take on a warm day to crank an 0360. Maybe that is the size I should install and have capability to add power on a winter day with one of the lightweight boosters. Do we need 400 cca in summer?
They like the heat. They are less powerful in the cold.
The " dedicated " battery glen speaks of is no different.
It just has a light and lead if you want to monitor on your panel
Looking for the right lightweight solution for an 0-360. Thinking of installing a barely adequate (Earthx 24?) and carrying one of the small jump start batteries with an installed plug.
A quick search didn't reveal any current messages on this topic? Appreciate comments.
Thanks
Peter
Looking for the right lightweight solution for an 0-360. Thinking of installing a barely adequate (Earthx 24?) and carrying one of the small jump start batteries with an installed plug. ....................
I have (4) EarthX ETX36C's , One new on with the new light and the new lead, ETX680C, None of them like the cold below 30 Degrees. They love the Heat.
I also did have a bad 36c With cell, Earth X an Excellent company, no questions with returns,.
Why not use an EarthX? Can't beat the weight per amps, and the price isn't bad, great actually, compared to what you get. They make all different sizes, if I was you I'd call them up and tell them what your load and use will be and how often you'd like to recharge it, and let them tell you what you need.