my My 7amp acid batteries power 7AMP MOTORCYCLE radio on my TRIKE BICYCLE for 45 minutes.. roughly how long will this power it
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Hi there. I only use this battery to start and run my TW200 motorcycle. I think your best bet to answer this question, is to email the manufacture. Shorai.
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I would guess a little longer but how much I have no idea. Its not a deep cycle battery so draining it and then recharging it over and over will basically kill it fairly fast. You really need a deep cycle battery for that kind of application
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Haven't tested this, but the directions that came with it says the radio will go on a fully charged battery for 4 hours. It takes 35 min. of cranking to get it fully charged, or it has a solar panel, which will fully charge the battery after 8 hours.
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You did not mention the application, but more is better. There are many variables. Where you live, altitude, how discharged is the battery. A 15 watt panel puts out about 1 amp so you you need approximately 35 hours to deliver 35 amp hours of energy. If you have any two(volts, amps, watts) you can find the third. VxA=W or W/V=A or W/A=V It would be enough to run a couple LED lights, charge your phone, or run the computer for a few hours everyday.
1093512
These batteries have a max continuous current of 4.87 amps...for 30 watts, you may want to look for one with a MCC of 10 amps (watts=amp x volts)
166686
This depends on how low your battery is. My motorcycle battery took 3 hours after sitting for 3 months and I bought the battery in 2006. My car batteries go maintenance within an hour. My tractor batteries take about 45 minutes.
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If i remember right when i put my amp clamp on it was 9amps very low i run 2 of these amps on my Harley motorcycle 1 for highs and one for 2 8inch subs no issues draining charging system
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Mine replaced a 12 18amp hour battery...works well. Mine is in a formula race car, so It's not driven every day like a motorcycle or ATV. I bought mostly for the weight savings, but it's a great little battery. Hope this helps
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1-5 milliamps. It varies from unit to unit. It doesn't change between modes. If your source of power is a battery, take the amp hour rating and divide by .005 amps to estimate worst case how long the battery will power the device. A 5 amp hour battery would last 5 / .005 = 1000 hours.
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Depends. What mah and type is it? I have a 4500mah lipo. Takes 30-45 mins at 5 amps. 1hr 15 mins @ 1.5 amps.
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I'm not sure. Mine is running a car stereo. It can run for sereval hours. I just don't know how many amps I'm pulling from the battery.
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I am running a 100 watt rms amp drawing about 10 amps for 9 hours straight and the battery was still going strong. Hope this helps.
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Not very long. Used it on my radio at pool and it only lasted for bout 1hr on full charge. Best is to buy a 12 volt car battery and a 110 converter.
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It is a GROUP 24 type and therefore should be able to provide 80 amp hours. Group 24 through Group 31 are the usual power size. Check out BatteryStuff.com for more info.
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I use a Battery Tender Junior, 750mA , takes about 6-8 hours to put a charge on the 12V 7AH battery. Time = amp hours / amps. Most likely takes less time than calculated because the battery carries residual charge. Your scenario, 500 mA, should take a little longer.
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I've driven three strips at once with a pack of 8 AA batteries. What that is in terms of amperage, I don't know offhand, but that should be able to be computed.
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I can solve this very easy buy a Yousa battery!!!! my power source was junk and have talked to other bikers who feel the same way. put my 5yr old yousa back in and I am still riding but need a trickle charge if I dont ride in a month. this spring I will be the proud owner of another yousa but if you buy the power source you can return with no problem.
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To get all the power from the amp I would run two battery plus the battery you already have soThat would be 3 total battery.. I have 2 of those amp an I am running 5 battery and boy it's banging