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you guys didnt see the convo i had with this other prick. ill say what i want cause i dont care. im looking for somone who has actualy used them and my question i asked this dickhead was these batts vs the kinetic hc2000

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you guys didnt see the convo i had with this other prick. ill say what i want cause i dont care. im looking for somone who has actualy used them and my question i asked this dickhead was these batts vs the kinetic hc2000

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you guys didnt see the convo i had with this other prick. ill say what i want cause i dont care. im looking for somone who has actualy used them and my question i asked this dickhead was these batts vs the kinetic hc2000

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i called deka and they said these would work but they werent familiar with the application and how the batts wold react but they couldnt recommend any of their batts. which is why i ended back here because they gave me some other things to think about which real world experience trumps what they see on paper. no wonder why the car audio industry is dying, its mainly due to the a-holes who would rather say they are right than just have a convo and teach.

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Those batteries should do fine. No they are not same level of capacity of may other batteries that were recommended to you

Your battery pick == 406 Watts per cell on 15-min rate at 1.67 Volts

Other other batteries are most of us run 500+ Watts per cell.

do you believe they will stay under 95 degrees while charging? and if i only demo 5-10 mins at a time should my electrical keep up? do you believe ill have life issues with these wearing out too fast? this is just a hobby so i wanna make sure 100% that i get what i need and am prepared for whatever can happen i cant afford to rebuild. if i blew this whole thing up id be done forever and i wanna enjoy this for another 8 years as i did with my last system.

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Those batteries should do fine. No they are not same level of capacity of may other batteries that were recommended to you

Your battery pick == 406 Watts per cell on 15-min rate at 1.67 Volts

Other other batteries are most of us run 500+ Watts per cell.

do you believe they will stay under 95 degrees while charging? and if i only demo 5-10 mins at a time should my electrical keep up? do you believe ill have life issues with these wearing out too fast? this is just a hobby so i wanna make sure 100% that i get what i need and am prepared for whatever can happen i cant afford to rebuild. if i blew this whole thing up id be done forever and i wanna enjoy this for another 8 years as i did with my last system.

look up how to calculate current draw which you can google and you can answer your own questions. Also the answer to that question will help you in most of your other electrical issues. Take the time and it will be a good thing in the end. We're not going to know specifics of your system and your original post didn't give enough information to answer all those questions.

Also don't ask questions you can look up. It will always bite you in the ass, either because someone will answer you and you won't know why and eventually have to spend the time to learn or worse you'll never understand and just do things that other people tell you to do.

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Those batteries should do fine. No they are not same level of capacity of may other batteries that were recommended to you

Your battery pick == 406 Watts per cell on 15-min rate at 1.67 Volts

Other other batteries are most of us run 500+ Watts per cell.

do you believe they will stay under 95 degrees while charging? and if i only demo 5-10 mins at a time should my electrical keep up? do you believe ill have life issues with these wearing out too fast? this is just a hobby so i wanna make sure 100% that i get what i need and am prepared for whatever can happen i cant afford to rebuild. if i blew this whole thing up id be done forever and i wanna enjoy this for another 8 years as i did with my last system.

5-10min should be fine. Keep the RPM's while demo'ing and always watch your volage. From what I've seen, UPS batteries dont hold up as long while Demo'ing. But that could just be me increasing power :)

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