SC430 Battery Drain
02-22-15, 08:19 AM
#76
I guess i'm going to find out. like I said no big deal disconnecting the battery every day. time will tell I will keep you informed. at 71 gives me something to do each day hookup, unhook not bad..
April 1 will post how the battery doing.
April 1 will post how the battery doing.
Last edited by bacardi11; 02-22-15 at 08:42 AM.
02-22-15, 08:48 AM
#77
ten
its only money at my age
its only money at my age
The warranty period is stated in the FAQ of the link you posted.
"What is the warranty period?
Our Lithium batteries include a two year warranty that is not pro-rated for manufacturer defects."
These battery's seem to require a lot of specialized attention to their requirements.
I am afraid I would end up frying one using the procedures I am accustomed to with a standard battery.
That could ending up being a very costly mistake.
"What is the warranty period?
Our Lithium batteries include a two year warranty that is not pro-rated for manufacturer defects."
These battery's seem to require a lot of specialized attention to their requirements.
I am afraid I would end up frying one using the procedures I am accustomed to with a standard battery.
That could ending up being a very costly mistake.
02-22-15, 09:44 AM
#78
02-22-15, 09:48 AM
#79
My grandson commented that I am old and slow. Last night he loved being in the back seat of our SC430 with the top down while we were doing 60 MPH.
Last week we had to use the heat at night.
My wife just picked some oranges from one of our trees for fresh squeezed juice at breakfast. Also had fresh grapefruit off our tree at breakfast.
Today at 1PM It's 83 degrees and sunny. I think I'll go for a ride up the beach in our SC430. Gota remember to wear a hat.
Had to post this for all our members who store their cars in the winter. I remember cold and snow very well. Before moving to Florida in 1970 we lived in Utica, NY.
Edit: forgot to mention yesterday we drove 3 miles to a family farm and picked 7 pounds strawberries. my grandson's favorite treat is strawberries dipped in Hershey's chocolate syrup.
Last edited by FLYCT; 02-22-15 at 10:06 AM.
02-22-15, 10:08 AM
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02-22-15, 10:27 AM
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