Weight saving where you need it the most

**Moooools** · 23rd September 2011, 12:20

Originally Posted by Edbear

I'll have to pass on that at the mo... Not sure, I naturally assumed Hong Kong as in Hong Kong

What he means is that Hong Kong belongs to China.

**Edbear** · 23rd September 2011, 12:24

Originally Posted by Moooools

What he means is that Hong Kong belongs to China.

True of course, but I was just puzzled at what he was getting at. The factory is in Kowloon.

**quickbuck** · 23rd September 2011, 15:50

Originally Posted by Moooools

What he means is that Hong Kong belongs to China.

A bit like saying New Zealand is part of Australasia isn't it??

**Edbear** · 23rd September 2011, 16:24

Anyway, the batteries are proving themselves everywhere now!

My shipment will be sent Monday, so all going well, should be here end of next week.

This order has taken every cent I've got but the orders are piling up for them, so shouldn't take very long to recoup the investment.

I had to add to it twice while waiting.

**Moooools** · 23rd September 2011, 16:37

Originally Posted by quickbuck

A bit like saying New Zealand is part of Australasia isn't it??

Not at all. Hong Kong is actually part of China.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_kong

**Edbear** · 23rd September 2011, 16:42

Originally Posted by Moooools

Not at all. Hong Kong is actually part of China.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_kong

1997..! Wow, time flies!

Doesn't seem that long ago!

**onearmedbandit** · 23rd September 2011, 19:34

Originally Posted by jellywrestler

So what is the correct charging voltage for this type of battery?

Originally Posted by jellywrestler

that wasn't the question, I asked what the correct voltage is ie the float voltage as there used to be one specific float voltage for all batteries now it varies
What is the Float Voltage?

Maybe you should've asked what the 'float' voltage was in your first question, then it could've been easily answered...

**Toaster** · 23rd September 2011, 21:27

Originally Posted by wysper

I'm gonna tell fat maxx on you!!

Just make it a big pie....

**jellywrestler** · 24th September 2011, 09:49

Originally Posted by onearmedbandit

Maybe you should've asked what the 'float' voltage was in your first question, then it could've been easily answered...

They're one in the same actually

**Edbear** · 24th September 2011, 15:29

Originally Posted by jellywrestler

They're one in the same actually

Shorai advise 13.2-13.5v but emphasise no tender required unless you have significant key-off draw. The batteries hold charge for up to 12mths. They do not sulphate of course either.