Why does the automotive industry still use the old lead-acid battery witch should be in a museum and not a car?
1630640
Probably because lead acid is still the most economical solution. Newer technologies, just aren't cost affective yet.
735319
I think it is a car Battery. I have mot pulled mine out but that's what I read some where before I bought Mine.
1365320
No, this type of battery prefers not to be trickle charged. it is a different chemical than the standard lead acid battery therefore trickle charging is not only not necessary, but it may damage this type of battery since it is lithium based. This battery will hold it's charge for at least a full year without trickle charging.
1570730
Yes you can. AGM batteries don't contain any free roaming fluids like a lead acid battery and they have minimal venting so you can use them inside. If your going to use this battery enclosed make sure you have at least some venting to avoid the possible build up of explosive hydrogen gas. They are also military spec so they hold up to the elements very well. After 2 years of 90 Summers and -10 Winters outside they still look and funfunction like new.!
1726936
The Lithium battery is too costly for this bike, IMO, and the lead battery is too heavy.
1299946
the battery is round and flat like a coin. it's also in the auto door opener of your car keys, and other powered small items. rhb
1838627
I bought one for my ATV in 2009 and replaced it in 2013. The life is about double that of a standard lead-acid battery.
2119772
It uses a lead acid battery, but if you follow the instructions on how and when to charge the battery you won't have any problems. It is so bright it's more of a toy, just a play on words. I love it.
1417771
Actually, with what these pull. You could leave it plugged in for years. Matter fact, your battery is more likely to drain of natural drain before this takes anything out of it. I own a battery terminal with a LED voltage display and I leave my race car untouched for a year or two and it doesn't drain it a bit. BTD048 Caliber Positive Battery Terminal Post with Digital Voltage Meter Display accepts (2) 8Ga Inputs, (1) 4Ga Input, (1) 0Ga Input
1842725
It uses too much energy to be battery powered. Its an AC motor, not possible to be powered by a DC battery.
2108693
Theoretically yes. However, lead-acid batteries that are near complete discharge may be out-gassing hydrogen. Once you complete the connection, there will often be a spark, and if there's enough hydrogen there can be a small fireball. There are tons of stories of people who have burned off the hair on their hands/arms doing this. That being said, once I couldn't get it to start on a particular car and I went ahead and connected it straight to each battery terminal anyways. The preferred way is to always connect the black clamp to a grounded metal surface away from the battery.
81925
the vehicle battery need too be conected ,jou have dan Always current.if jou have no current make use of e ohm divice,but dont use e ohm divice with current it will destroy your instument.this product is only for automotive.
2140078
Yes, virtually all road going cars (or all commuters) use 12 Volt Lead Acid Batteries. This Charger is meant for 12 Volt Lead Acid Batteries.(Hybrids and Electrics cars would almost certainly use different types of batteries, since they use the batteries to actually move the car)
828939
Less than a year. Sealed lead acid batteries need to be kept on charge or else they undergo something called sulfation, which is terminal to the battery. Buying one ahead of time and storing it is a bad idea.
2054136
Most lead acid batteries have lead terminals. The picture of the battery looks like to me to show lead terminals and lead tie downs.
1012164
Better use in lieu of buying new batteries and disposing of the bad ones, which do not go in household trash. Bad batteries need to be disposed of through appropriate disposal methods. contact i.e., lowes, etc
1684321
Yes, but melting battery lead is very dangerous and highly frowned upon. Google the off gasses of the acid. Be safe!