One day I'm going to graph the money spent over the weight loss for these things, I reckon there'll be a big knee in the graph at some point, and then eventually a limit...
One day I'm going to graph the money spent over the weight loss for these things, I reckon there'll be a big knee in the graph at some point, and then eventually a limit...
If it wasn't for the hours, I'd love to be one...I'm too old and tired though, and like it the way it is. Mrs. Bear works four days a week, (on call for Fridays), and we spend Fridays together, it's our "day off". Working my business from home, although I probably do at least the same hours as a car salesman, i.e. you're always "at work", I can go out or take a break whenever I like.
I can run the business from my iPhone, too, so it doesn't matter where I am.
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
I am not sure if any battery could claim to be environmentally safe as such - the mere production of such beasts is a toxic process. Of course, when they are made in India or China we dont get to see the environmental damage as they are produced and then recycled once they have lived their useful life.
A kick starter and a capacitor is far more environmentally friendly!
So what is the correct charging voltage for this type of battery?
Ha ha! But that's just one way...
As long as the charger isn't delivering more than 14.6V, it's fine. The only other no-no is a desulphering charger, they give a very high boost charge. Trickle chargers have always been the best for most batteries and my 4A automatic is perfect.
They designed to be a drop-in replacement for your standard battery so no modifications to the vehicle charging system are necessary.
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
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