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That would probably be OK for occasional use.? I would not use a starting battery for a deep-cycle application on an extended basis, it will harm the battery. I don't know if all AGM batteries are

My SilverWing uses an AGM battery, I added a lighter socket and run my HT with it. Wouldn't take much to rig up a case for it with a plug to fit and have a portable supply. 12V 11AH WT.10lbs around

You don't want a starting battery for a gasoline-powered scooter. You can use a battery intended for an electric-powered mobility scooter. I have a 12 V, 55 AH AGM battery (size NF22 ) that is

here is what I found for Battery Buddy also on the same page is a 12v charger 110v. http://www.scooterwest.com/item_details/YUASA-YTX7A-BS-Battery-Buddy-People-150/7771 hope this helps... jim

Your neighborhood Batteries Plus store (over 500 stores in the USA) has sealed lead acid batteries in many shapes, from 1.3Ah to 80Ah and larger. Most will help you choose the right battery, and help

Wow. EXCELLENT site. Looks like they might have something that will work. Thanks.

I have used this size, shape and capacity of battery for an outboard power supply for an HT.? It will fit in a ca rgo pants pocket. I use this charger with it:

Try this link, it will take you right there. http://www.yuasabatteries.com/pdfs/NP_2_12_DataSheet.pdf Jack, ae8p

Check out powerstream.com 73, Nick, AA3T

That URL doesn't work as is. Thanks for the reply though. On the main Yuasa page it appears they are a motorcycle battery supplier. In their accessories I don't see any parts which would make a plain

Good morning group.? I was just on the phone with R & L Electronics and they no longer carry this particular product that I mentioned.? On the website for YUASA batteries it describes the battery

Hi. Can you elaborate on your R&L "battery buddy"? I cannot find any such thing in their catalog. I am very interested in such a device. Thanks

Just wanted to second the motion to remove the battery pack and replace it with an empty alkaline case. Aside from potential overcharging issues, why use the capacity in your SLA to charge the NiMH

*E-DC-5B Power/DC cable - for radios in this series that have a plug jack. The E-DC-5B plugs into a 12-13.8VDC socket; includes built-in noise filter; the other end plugs into the side of the radio.

Good morning Greg,? I have had a great personal experience with a "battery buddy" that I had bought at R&L electronics about 3 years ago.? It is a 12v, 2.o amp/hr lead acid battery that comes in a

Include a fuse between the battery and the radio. I have equipped a small sealed lead acid (SLA)?battery with a female cigarette lighter plug.? I can use the battery with any HT that has a?cig.

You certainly can connect a 12 vdc battery to the charge jack but you MUST remove the rechargable pack! It is a 7.2 volt NiMh pack and will be cooked by that connection. Make sure you get the polarity

I was thinking about getting a 7 amp hour gel cell battery (external) and my question is how to attach that to the FT-60. ? Do I just plug it into the power in on the FT-60? ? Do I need to remove

After some thought, I am revising my Eneloop charge/discharge currents from 1800/900 mA to 1600/700 mA. Nameplate capacity is 2000 mAH; therefore, I'll be charging at 0.8 C. 73, Nick, AA3T

I consider fast to be 1 C. Slow would be 0.1 C. I charge at 0.8 to 1.0 C. Maha recommends 0.33 to 1.0 C. I generally buy AA &AAA cells that are made in Japan. Generally, they should be of sufficient