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Old 07 February 2007, 19:01   #1
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Which Battery

Hi people havnt been around here in a while!!!

Ive got 2 knackered 70ah batteries in my rib at present, would it make any difference if if put 2 85ah in there instead? is it likely to blow something? or would it be even better to replace it with a 110ah?

as you can tell this isnt really a strong point for me!!!

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Old 07 February 2007, 19:09   #2
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Hi, No problem replacing with a higher capacity in fact turning a Big engine it'll be an advantage.

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Old 07 February 2007, 19:13   #3
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superb, i was hoping you would say that. Thanks for your prompt reply.
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Old 07 February 2007, 20:10   #4
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yes definatly, i would do the same!!
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Old 08 February 2007, 05:18   #5
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Ah rating is what the battery can supply. Draw is determined by what the accessories (or other loads) pull. Larger rated battery is fine, as long as it fits where it's supposed to.

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