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Started by TAftonomos, October 24, 2008, 08:34:52 PM

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desmoworks

Another manufacturer... also does a lot with motec  [thumbsup]

http://shop.durbahn.de/shop/en/products/Batteries_superlight_!/_A123_LiFePower-Packs
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TAftonomos

Thorsten gets them from the same guy I do :)

fasterblkduc

 :o  My race Monster is very curious....pm sent [thumbsup]
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MonsterMan1036

Can you post up the specs of the larger battery or send me a PM. Thanks [thumbsup]
Alex Ortner 1036CS
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Commonwealth 848 track bike
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Ducatiloo

Finally some to look forward to after find out my battery died [thumbsup]
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TAftonomos

Superbike batteries (240 CCA / 1lb 6.9oz) = $214.00

Supersport batteries (120 CCA / 11.9oz) = $132.00


MonsterMan1036

Will this work on a high compression motor? I tried running a PC310 and it would not turn the motor over. [bang]



Alex Ortner 1036CS
1036 Foggy Monster (sold)
Commonwealth 848 track bike
1199 Tri

TAftonomos

Well, easiest way to see would be to check the CCA (Cold cranking amps) of your current battery.  If it's higher than 240, I'd stick with what you've got.  A larger pack could be made to give it additional CCA, for a price.  With AO's old 916 in your sig, it probably won't be a problem for you  [laugh] [drink] [thumbsup]

Beyote

So on the 4V, with the battery sitting on the side, this battery will do fine?

Nice find.

TAftonomos

Quote from: MonsterMan1036 on October 30, 2008, 11:58:50 AM
Will this work on a high compression motor? I tried running a PC310 and it would not turn the motor over. [bang]

What battery are you running then?  The PC310 has 310 CCA for 5 seconds, which is a lot more than a stock battery.

Sound to me like the PC310 was either bad, or not properly charged up.

DucHead

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Quote from: TAftonomos on November 02, 2008, 06:20:35 PM
What battery are you running then?  The PC310 has 310 CCA for 5 seconds, which is a lot more than a stock battery.

Sound to me like the PC310 was either bad, or not properly charged up.

+1:  310 CCA for 5 seconds, 250 CCA for 10 seconds, 225 CCA for 20 seconds, 200 CCA for 30 seconds.
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fasterblkduc

I'm thinking about getting the race version for my race monster, but I'm still wondering something.... You said that it would run for 30-40 minutes? Doesn't the engine running at high revs while on the track keep the charge up? I'm asking because there are some races where I may get into trouble because I would be running for more than 40 minutes. Am I thinking correctly that it should be fine if the bike keeps running over the 4K RPM?

I know that you pm'd me and said that it would work but I didn't follow up with these questions, so I am here.
Thanks [beer]
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ducpainter

Quote from: fasterblkduc on November 03, 2008, 06:06:22 AM
I'm thinking about getting the race version for my race monster, but I'm still wondering something.... You said that it would run for 30-40 minutes? Doesn't the engine running at high revs while on the track keep the charge up? I'm asking because there are some races where I may get into trouble because I would be running for more than 40 minutes. Am I thinking correctly that it should be fine if the bike keeps running over the 4K RPM?

I know that you pm'd me and said that it would work but I didn't follow up with these questions, so I am here.
Thanks [beer]
I ran a Yuasa YT 7 in my track bike and never had any issues.

I would think a properly operating charging system would keep any battery sufficiently charged.

The battery does need to be able to crank the motor long enough to start in the first place.
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TAftonomos

You said race bike, so I assumed you were running a total-loss system (no charging/alternator).

The smaller battery will work fine for you, the only real function of the battery is to start the bike, and at low RPM's run the accessories. 

fasterblkduc

Gotcha...that's what I was thinking. I'll order one from you soon.
Thanks [beer]
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2010 partners:
Komodo Gear, Motorex, Studio299, Moto Primo, Caztek, Chickenhawk