Battery or cap?
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500 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 519
Bah, I guess it will have to wait a few weeks untill I go home. My apartment doesn't have the room, or tools for me to do any car work. When I go home I'll have use of a garage.
So we're very sure 8 gauge can't do 60amps? Thats all I need. On ebay they're selling 4guage wire with 200 amp fuses.
So we're very sure 8 gauge can't do 60amps? Thats all I need. On ebay they're selling 4guage wire with 200 amp fuses.
50 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 78
How bout a "power cell", or more specifically a Kinetik Power Cell, when I looked at these through their web site, they are basically a sealed lead acid battery with a high density construction that can be added to an existing system in parallel (no isolator) and fully replace a cap.
My dealer showed me one while I was putting together and pricing a new system, with 2 amps (150x4, 780x1, 1380 total), Kinetik picked their HC1400 power cell for me, this cell was about $ 369 U.S. according to their web site.
My dealer showed me one while I was putting together and pricing a new system, with 2 amps (150x4, 780x1, 1380 total), Kinetik picked their HC1400 power cell for me, this cell was about $ 369 U.S. according to their web site.
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