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Updated Battery FAQ
Updated version of the Car (including Motorcycle) and Deep Cycle
Battery Frequently Asked Questions can be found at: www.batteryfaq.org Kindest regards, BiLL...... |
Bill Darden wrote:
Updated version of the Car (including Motorcycle) and Deep Cycle Battery Frequently Asked Questions can be found at: www.batteryfaq.org Kindest regards, BiLL...... Good link, Bill. What's your opinion of those dry cell optima batteries? Are they worth the extra cash in your opinion? |
Steveo wrote:
Bill Darden wrote: Updated version of the Car (including Motorcycle) and Deep Cycle Battery Frequently Asked Questions can be found at: www.batteryfaq.org Kindest regards, BiLL...... Good link, Bill. What's your opinion of those dry cell optima batteries? Are they worth the extra cash in your opinion? Spiral Wound batteries ROOL! -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
"Massive Black Hole" wrote:
Steveo wrote: Bill Darden wrote: Updated version of the Car (including Motorcycle) and Deep Cycle Battery Frequently Asked Questions can be found at: www.batteryfaq.org Kindest regards, BiLL...... Good link, Bill. What's your opinion of those dry cell optima batteries? Are they worth the extra cash in your opinion? Spiral Wound batteries ROOL! I hear ya, I just wanted Bill's opinion of them. I'd most likely put them in my snow plow trucks when they need them. That's some heavy duty battery demand. I'm already spending $80 for a decent acid battery, so the price wouldn't be that big of a deterrant if I could rely on them longer. |
Steveo wrote:
"Massive Black Hole" wrote: Steveo wrote: Bill Darden wrote: Updated version of the Car (including Motorcycle) and Deep Cycle Battery Frequently Asked Questions can be found at: www.batteryfaq.org Kindest regards, BiLL...... Good link, Bill. What's your opinion of those dry cell optima batteries? Are they worth the extra cash in your opinion? Spiral Wound batteries ROOL! I hear ya, I just wanted Bill's opinion of them. I'd most likely put them in my snow plow trucks when they need them. That's some heavy duty battery demand. I'm already spending $80 for a decent acid battery, so the price wouldn't be that big of a deterrant if I could rely on them longer. Sounds like you need the deep cycle version of the Optima Spiral Wind. I just use the Red Top. I think the one you want has a Blue or a Black top. -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
"Massive Black Hole" wrote:
Steveo wrote: "Massive Black Hole" wrote: Steveo wrote: Bill Darden wrote: Updated version of the Car (including Motorcycle) and Deep Cycle Battery Frequently Asked Questions can be found at: www.batteryfaq.org Kindest regards, BiLL...... Good link, Bill. What's your opinion of those dry cell optima batteries? Are they worth the extra cash in your opinion? Spiral Wound batteries ROOL! I hear ya, I just wanted Bill's opinion of them. I'd most likely put them in my snow plow trucks when they need them. That's some heavy duty battery demand. I'm already spending $80 for a decent acid battery, so the price wouldn't be that big of a deterrant if I could rely on them longer. Sounds like you need the deep cycle version of the Optima Spiral Wind. I just use the Red Top. I think the one you want has a Blue or a Black top. Or a good ole' rocky top. |
Steveo wrote:
"Massive Black Hole" wrote: Steveo wrote: "Massive Black Hole" wrote: Steveo wrote: Bill Darden wrote: Updated version of the Car (including Motorcycle) and Deep Cycle Battery Frequently Asked Questions can be found at: www.batteryfaq.org Kindest regards, BiLL...... Good link, Bill. What's your opinion of those dry cell optima batteries? Are they worth the extra cash in your opinion? Spiral Wound batteries ROOL! I hear ya, I just wanted Bill's opinion of them. I'd most likely put them in my snow plow trucks when they need them. That's some heavy duty battery demand. I'm already spending $80 for a decent acid battery, so the price wouldn't be that big of a deterrant if I could rely on them longer. Sounds like you need the deep cycle version of the Optima Spiral Wind. I just use the Red Top. I think the one you want has a Blue or a Black top. Or a good ole' rocky top. Rocky Top. Was that John Denver? Sounds so familiar. Hell, at my age everything sounds familiar! -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
"Massive Black Hole" wrote:
Steveo wrote: "Massive Black Hole" wrote: Steveo wrote: "Massive Black Hole" wrote: Steveo wrote: Bill Darden wrote: Updated version of the Car (including Motorcycle) and Deep Cycle Battery Frequently Asked Questions can be found at: www.batteryfaq.org Kindest regards, BiLL...... Good link, Bill. What's your opinion of those dry cell optima batteries? Are they worth the extra cash in your opinion? Spiral Wound batteries ROOL! I hear ya, I just wanted Bill's opinion of them. I'd most likely put them in my snow plow trucks when they need them. That's some heavy duty battery demand. I'm already spending $80 for a decent acid battery, so the price wouldn't be that big of a deterrant if I could rely on them longer. Sounds like you need the deep cycle version of the Optima Spiral Wind. I just use the Red Top. I think the one you want has a Blue or a Black top. Or a good ole' rocky top. Rocky Top. Was that John Denver? Sounds so familiar. Hell, at my age everything sounds familiar! Hell, anyone with an acoustic geetar has a version pert'n neer. |
Steveo wrote:
Rocky Top. Was that John Denver? Sounds so familiar. Hell, at my age everything sounds familiar! Hell, anyone with an acoustic geetar has a version pert'n neer. If you could only listen to one song, and had 5 people who were allowed to do it; name it. For me: Song: City of New Orleans Singers: Willie Nelson Johnny Cash Grateful Dead Eagles Jim Croce -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
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Twistedhed wrote:
Ahhhhh..another Arlo fan. Woody's ugliest kid! -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
Duke Of Windsor wrote:
he should get the yeller top. Methinks you misjudge Steve. -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
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I Am Not George wrote:
"Massive Black Hole" wrote: Duke Of Windsor wrote: he should get the yeller top. Methinks you misjudge Steve. Methinks you are Steves cheerleader. He needs one. And you are my pom-pom. -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
I Am Not George wrote:
"Massive Black Hole" wrote in message I Am Not George wrote: "Massive Black Hole" wrote: Duke Of Windsor wrote: he should get the yeller top. Methinks you misjudge Steve. Methinks you are Steves cheerleader. He needs one. And you are my pom-pom. Bite me. You would enjoy it far too much. But thanks for the offer. -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
"Massive Black Hole" wrote:
Steveo wrote: Rocky Top. Was that John Denver? Sounds so familiar. Hell, at my age everything sounds familiar! Hell, anyone with an acoustic geetar has a version pert'n neer. If you could only listen to one song, and had 5 people who were allowed to do it; name it. For me: Song: City of New Orleans Singers: Willie Nelson Johnny Cash Grateful Dead Eagles Jim Croce That's a really tough one..those are good. |
Duke Of Windsor wrote:
"Massive Black Hole" wrote in news:2bpdc.3027 : Duke Of Windsor wrote: he should get the yeller top. Methinks you misjudge Steve. Why do you say that? the yellow top is a deep cycle battery. I figured you were insinuating he was chicken. You know - the yellow. I thought there might be a yellow top too, but wasn't sure. I have the red. Easy bud no one is picking on Steveo you can come off the defensive. Thing I can't understand, if you had this big usenet to do with him, and tell us how and tell us how great he is why does he need you to stick up for him at every chance? I don't think he does need me to stick up for him. I stick up for my friends without them telling me to. I stick up for friends and family - period. After all, on the day we die; that's what we leave behind. All my money, posessions, etc. - well those all mean exactly squat. But if I died tomorrow morning, 10 years from now Steve would still say that Scott was an alright guy. We live on in the memory of our friends and family. And I'll tell you something else about me - if Steve was wrong I would defend him here and tell him he was wrong in real life. I don't betray my friends. -- _________________ Sagittarius A* 300 million kilometers wide 26,000 light years from yore Momma |
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