Are these batteries any GOOD?
 

So Ive got 6 of these batteries. They are a lead acid battery I believe. I posted a pic showing everything i know of these. Are they any good? Can I use them with a H/O alternator to achieve a solid battery bank for about 5000-6000 rms? Or should I start from scratch?


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Re: Are these batteries any GOOD?
 

Dang thats nice.. The only thing I would be concerned about is if they are sealed or not. Do they have vents on the top? If not then you can put them in your car and have 552 ah.. Damn thats good for like 6k+

Re: Are these batteries any GOOD?
 

The manual implies they are AGM and at 90AH each you'd have a good 540AH reserve, with a 250+ HO alt I'd say you'd easily support 6000wrms. :)

Re: Are these batteries any GOOD?
 

I mean they are not exactly "car Audio" batteries, so you think that they will do?

They rest at about 12.1 to 12.5. How do I go about getting 14.4 to 16volts? Will that be mostly the ho alternator? This makes me pumped now.

Just curious. Ever heard of a twisted 0 gauge wire? Mobile spec i think?

Re: Are these batteries any GOOD?
 

There really isn't any such thing as a ''car audio battery''. They are just a certain spec for an application that isn't restricted to car audio. They will work like any other AGM battery.

What do you mean by "Twisted" power cable?

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Ill try to post pics tomorrow but its like 6 to 8 strands of 8gauge braided into a sexy 0 gauge! Got 120 feet for 120 bucks used. Cant seem to find it anywhere online. Just curious on what the strand count is.

Re: Are these batteries any GOOD?
 

Strand count is pointless in car audio unless you really need to bend the wire around tight corners. As long as it is thick enough then you are fine. Thats a pretty good price too.