Hey Ray I like your dolly! I could use something like that to move the big
Surrette/Rolls batteries. Not nearly as big as a HUP but at 300+ lbs can be a
little hefty.
Ron
On 2011-09-17, at 6:52 PM, Ray Walters wrote:
> Todd;
>
> I haven't tried the 2v L16s, because they were rated the same cy
I agree Larry, I don't have as much confidence in the Dekas, but a cycle
life chart provided by my supplier shows them equal to the T105. IT took
a mnth to get that chart to me, so who knows where it came from.
I definitely have seen lower life from the Sam's club batteries, but
again we need so
Ray,
As a battery-only wrench I stock and sell many brands. Not sure where you saw
Deka = Trojan but from years of first hand experience, Deka’s are not anywhere
near Trojan in life cycles. Also, FWIW dealers, if you sell Deka, check the
micro date code on the side of the case. I have received
Hi Ray,
Currently blackberry only so can't send these files yet.
Our AGM L16 has lower cycle life than the flooded. I believe the chart you
pasted was for these models. I will forward flooded Series 4000 (L16), Series
5000 (CS, KS & YS) and AGM graphs asap.
Jamie
James Surrette
ja..
Geez, I got that file on a model specific google search. It has a
picture of a 4000 series flooded cell to the side, no other labeling,
and it matched my cross check in the AEE catalog (1000 cycles at 50%
DOD). I can't seem to get to that page within the website.
The chart you sent is labele
Hey Todd,
Yep. We use the Sun Xtender and Lifeline 2 volt L16 AGM's for 12 volt systems
in RV's and small off grid. We also sell the Tall GC2 battery for lower
capacity applications. So far, so good.
I have not sold any flooded 2v L16's but we have sold Crown 6 volt L16's for
years and I have n
What about the 2 volt L-16 versions? Has anyone had success with them for
larger banks? I work alone and HUPs are too heavy to lift on my own... however
24, L-16's in one series string would be a hell of a battery bank too.
Todd
On Friday, September 16, 2011 1:03pm, "Ray Walters" said
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