battery reclocation

Started by LRP, June 20, 2006, 12:05:38 PM

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Quote from: tr1ckyI\'ve just got myself one of these to keep the battery in check- CTEKâ,,¢ MULTI XS 3600 Charger & Conditioner, see link below-

http://www.vertar.com/prodtype.asp?pt_id=123

Comes with and easy connector to leave on the battery, makes pluging the charger in a peice of cake!

HOW MUCH !!!!!!!!!


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was reading the £199.99 one LOL !!!


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tr1cky

Not quite!!

£50 for the one I got, money well spent!
The FC is dead, long live the FD

LRP

ive bought one of these its small with alot alot of power to keep the system happy
http://www.odysseybatteries.com/battery/pc925.htm

what size fuses are people running?
complete wankel :god

Fish

I\'ve got a 250A fuse on the main feed to the engine bay.

Fish

LRP

moving my battery this weekend just went to BAE to get a price they only sell in real of 10 mtrs  Â£55 holy s%^t or is that normal price??
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nikp

No! When i got my battery cable from brights, i paid £5 per metre, and got 3 metres: £15. I recommend Brights on Filton Avenue.

LRP

ill try and get there cheers nic
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nikp

I\'d recommend a little more than 3 metres though. Go for 3 and a half, or 4. Better to have a little too much than not enough.