is it on par with an yuasa battery??
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Yes we would consider it to be, and it is has an 18month warranty which is 6 months longer than typically Yuasa's.
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Sorry, have no experience with that. All I know is that I installed it and it is still working. For the price paid I think it is probably worth the risk, considering that one battery in the store costs as much as the multi pack you get thru this site.
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Dimensions: 6"L x 3 1/2"w X 4"h. Warranty??? Not worth thinking about. Yuasa is the best. This battery fit perfectly in my Honda generator; EU3000is
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They are probably overrated, but 1000 mha is 1amp for 1 hour. that is how long the battery will provide 1 amp worth of energy. I would consider this rating useless as there is no energy draw stated for most electronics.
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my battery tender worked well for a just 2 months, I used it for charge a yuasa battery 12 volts 12 amp hour
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I previously owned a 1972 K-2 750 Honda. I remember the battery being smaller in size. The possible difference might be in the fact the bike is six years newer AND it is an automatic transmission with no kick starter. Measure the battery platform on the bike for length, width and height. Then go on Yuasa battery web site for the dimensions of the battery. Pay attention to the location of the positive and negative connections in relation to your cables locations. Hope that helps, Wayne
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It appears some sellers are trying to twist the meaning of "Yuasa replacement battery" to mean "Yuasa replacement brand". So anyone who received genuine batteries kindly also mention the seller you purchased from please. Thanks!
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Definitely, yes. Have been using this version of Anker battery for several months now.
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if I remember right it was standard, 3 months, n crapped out me like every other expensive top brand, battery I picked up a cheap 50 dollar TMS battery thats working just as well, this Yuasa died on me after 1 season, I checked my bike to make sure it wasnt a charging issue which there isnt one, just sayin. oh n I did put the yuasa on a charger to keep it from dieing.
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Certainly a higher Amp Hour rated battery will power your game equipment longer than a lesser one will. That said, while this is an outstanding battery, it will not enhance the power delivery to your game as that is limited by wire size and fuse ratings.
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Voltage is the same.. mAh rating is overstated. It doesn't last as long a genuine battery but for the price I suppose I will live with it. Probably 20% less run time. Also energy retention isn't as long.
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I will say the battery works as well if not better than my original Samsung battery that came with my phone and charges quickly. I was only going to use the TrendON battery as a spare but i actually use it often interchanging all the batteries and i read that just helps keep the batteries longer. The length the battery keeps a charge is the same.
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I have the Gateway NV53 Model MS2285. The battery has worked well thus far. It holds charges well as our primary use is for homework, web browsing, shopping, some light gaming, email and Youtube use. I have used it for up to 4+ hours without recharging. At that point, the charge is pretty low. This battery is not flat, it sticks out, but we have actually found we like it this way. This battery has worked well for us.
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If you visit the Yuasa web page they have a chart you can download that tells you what battery fits what year/model. I checked and your bike is listed. But you won't learn unless you look it up yourself young Jedi. :-)
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In the specifications for the Yuasa NP7-12 battery the dimensions are given in millimeters (mm).I will first list the battery's dimensions in mm taken directly from the Yuasa specification and then I will translate the dimensions to the English system.Takenly directly from the Yuasa specification : Length = 151 mm, Width = 65 mm and Height = 97.5 mm.]Translated to the English system the battery's dimensions are : Length = 5.94 in, Width = 2.56 in and Height = 3.84 in.
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I don't know what is shipped now. The one pictured on the web site, I suspect. Yuasa American operations, I recall, was bought out by Genesis before I ordered. The description still says it uses the Yuasa technology. The price is about what I paid. Battery technology is very competitive and I suspect this one may be a little cheaper, but probably just as good. If you are really concerned after you get the battery and fully charge it ( I assume you are using it as backup for an alarm system); it should run your audible outside alarm for about 10 minutes if you can stand to bug your neighbors for that long.
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Unclear from their Yuasu data catalog as these specific types are not detailed by those numbers. However the pictures of this Yuasu battery on eBay shows the usual 7A, 12VDC battery with terminals on the top. The "S" designation may mean that the terminals are different in some way--perhaps on "side" or "switched" I hope this is useful. I use mine in my home security sysstem as the back-up battery in case of power loss. The plain designator of NP7-12 was the exact replacement I needed and the wires slipped right onto the battery terminals. Check what you are using the battery for as far as size and type of clips used, then check the pics on eBay and see if this is what you need. Unclear from their Yuasu data catalog as these specific types are not detailed by those numbers. However the pictures of this Yuasu battery on eBay shows the usual 7A, 12VDC battery with terminals on the top. The "S" designation may mean that the terminals are different in some way--perhaps on "side" or "switched" I hope this is useful. I use mine in my home security sysstem as the back-up battery in case of power loss. The plain designator of NP7-12 was the exact replacement I needed and the wires slipped right onto the battery terminals. Check what you are... » Read More Unclear from their Yuasu data catalog as these specific types are not detailed by those numbers. However the pictures of this Yuasu battery on eBay shows the usual 7A, 12VDC battery with terminals on the top. The "S" designation may mean that the terminals are different in some way--perhaps on "side" or "switched" I hope this is useful. I use mine in my home security sysstem as the back-up battery in case of power loss. The plain designator of NP7-12 was the exact replacement I needed and the wires slipped right onto the battery terminals. Check what you are using the battery for as far as size and type of clips used, then check the pics on eBay and see if this is what you need. « Show Less