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A Good Portable 12 Volt Rechargeable Battery

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NetMaven41752@aol.com - 08 Aug 2009 00:51 GMT
Other than the obvious (my car battery0, could someone point the way
to a good portable 12 volt battery for cluster rocket ignition?
Tom Biasi - 08 Aug 2009 00:55 GMT
> Other than the obvious (my car battery, could someone point the way
> to a good portable 12 volt battery for cluster rocket ignition?
I made an adapter to allow me to use my portable drill batteries. I can keep
one on charge and use the other one.
They pack enough energy for many cluster launches.

Tom
Polyp - 08 Aug 2009 05:41 GMT
>> Other than the obvious (my car battery, could someone point the way
>> to a good portable 12 volt battery for cluster rocket ignition?
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> Tom

I do the same. I used to have some SLA batteries but keeping them charged
was a pain.
djcordes - 08 Aug 2009 07:23 GMT
Hi,

 I used a portable car jump started. Holds a charge all day.

Dan
> Other than the obvious (my car battery0, could someone point the way
> to a good portable 12 volt battery for cluster rocket ignition?
djcordes - 08 Aug 2009 07:25 GMT
Opps that should have read jump starter.

Dan
> Hi,
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>> Other than the obvious (my car battery0, could someone point the way
>> to a good portable 12 volt battery for cluster rocket ignition?
nerys71 - 15 Aug 2009 22:38 GMT
On Aug 7, 7:51 pm, NetMaven41...@aol.com wut therote:
> Other than the obvious (my car battery0, could someone point the way
> to a good portable 12 volt battery for cluster rocket ignition?

They are all about the same. MY beef was them becoming paper weights
when you lost the stinking special charger and off course its unmarked
for polarity.

I got mine at radio shack on clearance but I think Harbor Frieght has
the same thing in red. its a regular no frills jump box but it has a
SOCKET on the side so you take any normal extension cord and "plug it
in" the charger is built in.

I have been using mine for pretty much anything you can think of for
3+ years now no problems yet. I love them. I run my camera's off them
my cars my boats lights you name it. Off course they have a 12v socket
as well so you can plug an inverter in etc..

Chris Taylor
http://www.naramlive.com/
Randy - 17 Aug 2009 02:46 GMT
>I have been using mine for pretty much anything you can think of for
>3+ years now no problems yet.

Yep, they last a good while. I've got 2 that are already 8 years old and
still kicking. I got mine at Harbor Freight for like $39 but then it was
2001 or so. Might be $49 now.

BTW Chris, nice job again with NARAM. Thanks for posting and all that goes
with it. You always do a great job!

Randy
www.vernarockets.com
VenomFangX - 23 Aug 2009 07:44 GMT
> Randy
> www.vernarockets.com 
security batteries for alarms do a great job
VenomFangX - 23 Aug 2009 00:17 GMT
NetMaven41752@aol.com wrote in news:cefp75ppnf0r4lbpfmvrtabgn57u8sl252@
4ax.com:

> Other than the obvious (my car battery0, could someone point the way
> to a good portable 12 volt battery for cluster rocket ignition?

Try one of those rechargable ones they use for burglar alarms.  I just got
one installed and it is 12V 3.5 amps and so compact.
 
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