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MarkWDavis



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PostPosted: Mon May 05, 2008 8:14 pm    Post subject: Replacement batteries` Reply with quote

It's time for new batteries in my YAK. It has the BB EVP20-12 batteries from when I bought it. I have no idea where a BB Battery dealer is in my area. Does anyone have a replacement number for an Interstate, Optima or Yuasa battery or other recommendations?

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Mark Davis
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PostPosted: Tue May 06, 2008 3:23 am    Post subject: Replacement batteries` Reply with quote

These batteries can usually be purchased locally at a Batteries Plus or Battery Source store or other local battery suppliers in your area. We recently purchased 6 of the same type at a local Battery Source store. I found your battery on-line at: http://www.batteryuniverse.com/Sealed-Lead-Acid/B-B/EVP20-12/NPX-80_B-B_EVP20-12_Sealed-Lead-Acid

Here is a direct replacement. http://www.elkproducts.com/products/elk-12180.htm

Batteries Plus has similar replacement units on the shelf http://www.batteriesplus.com/p-28223-genesis-np-12v-18ah-agm-battery-with-nut-bolt-terminal.aspx. I found 3 different ones on their web site. So I'm sure the stores carry at least one or two of them.

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PostPosted: Tue May 06, 2008 4:21 am    Post subject: Replacement batteries` Reply with quote

Thanks Dennis. My wife will be in Denver mid week and can pick up one of your suggested batteries.

Mark Davis
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PostPosted: Tue May 06, 2008 6:11 am    Post subject: Replacement batteries` Reply with quote

I went to Battery Plus (box store for batteries)

They had a replacement in stock. UPS uses the same battery for their computer system in their truck, at least that is what the guy told me.

Another guy told me the same battery is in the Jump start system that has the short cables and you carry it to whatever.

At Sam's the complete jump system was cheaper that the battery was at Battery Plus.

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PostPosted: Tue May 06, 2008 8:38 am    Post subject: Replacement batteries` Reply with quote

You might check out the dry cell Odyssey batteries, many benifits.




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[quote] Thanks Dennis. My wife will be in Denver mid week and can pick up one of your suggested batteries.

Mark Davis
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PostPosted: Tue May 06, 2008 11:24 am    Post subject: Replacement batteries` Reply with quote

We use the Odessey batteries in everything.

batterymart.com has good prices and reasonable shipping.

The batteries can be shipped as-is UPS.

And they last WAY longer, perform in MUCH harsher conditions, and last longer without a charge than "wet" batteries.

Jon

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You might check out the dry cell Odyssey batteries, many benifits.




On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 5:17 AM, Mark Davis <mark(at)pld.com (mark(at)pld.com)> wrote:
[quote] Thanks Dennis. My wife will be in Denver mid week and can pick up one of your suggested batteries.

Mark Davis
N44YK
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PostPosted: Tue May 06, 2008 12:01 pm    Post subject: Replacement batteries` Reply with quote

Not to take anything away from any particular suggestion... But if you
are going to do what most people do, and that is use two 12 volt
batteries in series, it is worth your time to just get on the Internet
and start doing some research yourself. Take the batteries you have
now, cross the part number on them, and come up with the exact 3
dimensional measurements for them, since you probably already have some
kind of "box" built to take what you already have and mount where the
old Russian battery went.

Then educate yourself on the types of batteries and their designators.
I am not talking about gell cell versus a wet electrolytic, ... I only
recommend using gell cells period. That said, there are many many types
that if you learn their designations will tell you what kind of
environment they are designed to be used in. Deep cycle, emergency
lighting, etc.

After that, try to look for a battery that is the same size as yours,
but with a larger amp/hour rating.

You will be amazed at the differences you can come up with and how you
can increase your amp/hour rating for the same size battery if you
simply look. If you can couple amp/hour with deep discharge capability,
you will have a much stronger battery.

Jon recommends Odyssey batteries and they are indeed a good product. On
the flip side, I have been using regular old Panasonic batteries and
they usually go about 4 years before needing replacement, which is
pretty darn good.

Lastly, look around and buy a battery desulfator. You can get them
extremely cheap.... Sometimes for as little as $25. These little jewels
shoot about a 3.5 Mhz RF blast into the battery in a square wave pattern
and literally blast the sulfate off the plates of the batteries,
sometimes tripling their average life time. It is an AMAZING advance in
extending battery life and worth your time to educate yourself on. I.E.
It can save you a LOT of money.

Mark Bitterlich

P.s. If you are an aerobatic pilot using the B&C batteries that go
along with their 10 amp PMG alternator.... This post most especially
applies to you.
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