Anyone know how many CCA (Cold cranking amps) this battery has?
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This a wheel-chair (deep cycle) battery, not a starting battery. Because of this, it is not rated for cold cranking amps. The datasheet from Universal Battery gives capacity ratings for up to 13 amps. It can probably deliver more than this, but would need to be combined with a large capacitor to deliver the amount of current required to start a car.The figure given in the specs is 22 Amp-hours, which is an indication of how much energy it can store, not how much current (CCA) it can produce. For example, a 10 amp motor would drain the battery (completely flat, which is bad for it) in 2.2 hours. This a wheel-chair (deep cycle) battery, not a starting battery. Because of this, it is not rated for cold cranking amps. The datasheet from Universal Battery gives capacity ratings for up to 13 amps. It can probably deliver more than this, but would need to be combined with a large capacitor to deliver the amount of current required to start a car.The figure given in the specs is 22 Amp-hours, which is an indication of how much energy it can store, not how much current (CCA) it can produce. For example, a 10 amp motor would drain the battery (completely flat, which is bad for... » Read More This a wheel-chair (deep cycle) battery, not a starting battery. Because of this, it is not rated for cold cranking amps. The datasheet from Universal Battery gives capacity ratings for up to 13 amps. It can probably deliver more than this, but would need to be combined with a large capacitor to deliver the amount of current required to start a car.The figure given in the specs is 22 Amp-hours, which is an indication of how much energy it can store, not how much current (CCA) it can produce. For example, a 10 amp motor would drain the battery (completely flat, which is bad for it) in 2.2 hours. « Show Less
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The startmonkey will start a car with a battery up to 650 cold crank amps (CCA) - which might be less than the battery fitted to a BMW 330cic. Check on your battery to be sure. If the battery is totally flat the startmonkey might not even recognize it as a battery! However, if less than 650 CCA, with some residual charge, you should be fine.
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The battery has 10.4 V 55 Wh on it. The battery shuts down unexpectedly so I do not use it.I don't know whether the problem is with this one battery or whether it is the seller.
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i am using it for a 1979 sportster harley, the battery is great very light and powerful. lots of cold cranking amps. definitely worth the money.
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Not exactly sure of the CCA but I have a Yamaha stryker 1300 and it called for that battery and it works great in my bike.
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Didnt read up on the warranty since the battery has been doing well. I've had it for over a year and a half now and withstood many high drain abuse due to the few moments my bike stalling on a few rides. I've charged the battery a few times since it holds quite a charge and has the high cranking amps needed for my old carb bike. From what I see, I probably got maybe 2 more years on this battery before its done. Sorry if I couldnt be much help on the warranty.
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That model number sounds familiar for my '05 Suzuki Boulevard. By the way, there were two Shorai possibilities for my bike. One the would match the original 180 cold cranking amps, or the bigger one that would fit the physical dimensions of the old battery. I bought the bigger one with 270 cca. Removing the seat and taking measurements.... I got 5 3/4 inches wide * 3 inches * just over 4 1/2 inches tall. Happy riding!
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More amp's The amp hour ratings of these batteries are: LB20 - 1.1 AH LBX20 - 1.3 AH LBXR20 - 1.5 AH LXBR2020-OPE - 2.0 AH LX2X4020-OPE- 4.0 AH
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Here's another OEMs description of tests done on batteries: CCA (Cold cranking amps) = The discharge load measured in amps that a new fully charged battery can deliver at 0 degrees F for 30 seconds and maintain a terminal voltage greater than 7.2 VDC. CAA (Crank assist amps) = The discharge load measured in amps that a new fully charged battery can deliver at 70 degrees F for 5 seconds and maintain a terminal voltage greater than 7.2 VDC. Most of these battery packs are labeled using the CAA test with numbers like "450 cranking amps" on a unit I have (and mine has a 18 amp-hour battery just like this). Yet if you want to compare it to a car battery that is labeled by CCA, you can divide that number by 6 to account for the time differences in the tests, but I'm not sure how to account for temp differences.
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This battery has 140 Amp Hours 680 CCA AND 182 RC @25AMPS Call wayne and see if these specs fit their system
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The startmonkey 200 is rated for use with 12V batteries up to 650 (CCA) cold crank amps, mostly fitted to vehicles with small to mid-sized gasoline engines. A 7.4 liter engine would be too heavy.
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I remember researching this before. The manufacturer won't say exactly. Read the forums on nPower. I might be able to figure it out with my multimeter when I get home. I thought theoretically, you could figure it out with an equation. it was enough to start my v6 2.1L engine. The inverter to ac isn't much. If my calc is right, 400W at 120V is only 3.3A on AC, but you can't expect much from a 12v battery. I thought dc was supposed to be infiinite, but I suppose you're looking for cranking amps. Overall, I was very pleased with how the nPower performed. I went a couple of months before finally diagnosing my car battery. The nPower got a fairly large engine through a cold Wisconsin winter with a bad cell in a relatively small car battery.
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Steve, this thing supposedly has 200 cold cranking amps available. My mechanic said he thought it would start my 2000 Jeep Cherokee (6 cyl.) Do you agree?
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The battery is a sealed lead acid U1 Standard type. The dimensions are 7.7 long x 5.12 wide x 7.01 high. It weights 29 lbs/battery. This is for the 35AH capacity. Look at www.monsterscooterparts.com for sizes and compatibility.
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Performance Data Cold Cranking Amps: 750 Cranking Amps: 870 Nominal Voltage: 12 volts Open Circuit Voltage (fully charged): 13.1 volts Internal Resistance (fully charged): 0.0028 ohms Capacity: 55 Ah (C/20) Reserve Capacity: BCI: 120 minutes (25 amp discharge, 80F (26.7C), to 10.5 volts cut-off)
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Hobbyking.com 2 6s lithium batteries wired in series for 48v but i run 2 8s bateries and i run 35mph+
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i might add here that pictured with your question is a power sport gel cel battery. if this is part of your setup...you surely got that part right. run time will be greatly affected if it is a small dc fridge as opposed to inverting dc to ac and then using an ac fridge.