Braille battery vs stock battery
09-12-2006, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Brock@Braille
Just thought id show a pic of the Braille battery next to the stock battery.
I heard that you guys were coming out with a device that would cut the power if the voltage got too low. I need that for my application
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09-12-2006, 09:25 PM
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Cranking Amp Tests / Braille B14115 / Dyna-Batt Odyssey / PC 680 / Hawker Energy Genesis G16EP
PCA 5 sec / 904 / 680 / 680 / 680
PCA 10 sec / 791 / 595 / 595 / 595
PCA 20 sec / 698 / 525 / 525 / 525
HCA 585 / 440 / 440 / 440
CA 486 / 360 / 360 / 360
CCA 360 / 280 / 280 / 280
Hawker PC680 = 15 lbs (not sure what the PC540 weighs)
Braille = 11.5 lbs
PCA 5 sec / 904 / 680 / 680 / 680
PCA 10 sec / 791 / 595 / 595 / 595
PCA 20 sec / 698 / 525 / 525 / 525
HCA 585 / 440 / 440 / 440
CA 486 / 360 / 360 / 360
CCA 360 / 280 / 280 / 280
Hawker PC680 = 15 lbs (not sure what the PC540 weighs)
Braille = 11.5 lbs
09-12-2006, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Rickdogg
Cranking Amp Tests / Braille B14115 / Dyna-Batt Odyssey / PC 680 / Hawker Energy Genesis G16EP
PCA 5 sec / 904 / 680 / 680 / 680
PCA 10 sec / 791 / 595 / 595 / 595
PCA 20 sec / 698 / 525 / 525 / 525
HCA 585 / 440 / 440 / 440
CA 486 / 360 / 360 / 360
CCA 360 / 280 / 280 / 280
Hawker PC680 = 15 lbs (not sure what the PC540 weighs)
Braille = 11.5 lbs
PCA 5 sec / 904 / 680 / 680 / 680
PCA 10 sec / 791 / 595 / 595 / 595
PCA 20 sec / 698 / 525 / 525 / 525
HCA 585 / 440 / 440 / 440
CA 486 / 360 / 360 / 360
CCA 360 / 280 / 280 / 280
Hawker PC680 = 15 lbs (not sure what the PC540 weighs)
Braille = 11.5 lbs
lol what do all those numbers mean............the question i really want to know is if my motor is off and my radio is playing. will the baille battery die fast?
09-13-2006, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Rickdogg
I have that same battery! I heard that you guys were coming out with a device that would cut the power if the voltage got too low. I need that for my application
I heard that you guys were coming out with a device that would cut the power if the voltage got too low. I need that for my applicationRickdogg it is already out. here is info on it:
Braille Power Protector Features:
Never-Dead Battery Protection: The Braille Power Protector monitors battery voltage and usage with the vehicle running and when it is turned off. If it senses that the usage of the battery when the vehicle is turned off will exceed the amount of power needed to start the vehicle, the Braille Power Protector will disconnect the battery and protect it from being drained. This saves you from being stranded and wasted time due to a dead battery. It also avoids towing costs and extends the life of the battery.
Remote Control Battery Connection: Using a small key fob, you can connect and disconnect the battery. You can also operate the key fob to reconnect the power after the Power Protector has prevented a dead battery.
Anti-Theft Protection: Using the Remote you can disconnect the battery, preventing theft of the vehicle while away.
Passive Power Allowance: The Power Protector can be set up to allow some small amounts of power to serve the back up radio, ECU and clock functions in the vehicle.
Easy Installation: To install the Braille Power Protector, simple hand tools make this a bolt-on job. Comprehensive instructions with diagrams are provided to aid installation for many different vehicle applications and mounting configurations - this is a universal product for all vehicles
This battery will work with a stereo as long as your running a capacitor.
If you want to leave your stereo on with the car off for an extended period of time the 11.5 would not be idea but we also do make a 15lb for guys that love there stereo.
09-13-2006, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by FastZ33
lol what do all those numbers mean............the question i really want to know is if my motor is off and my radio is playing. will the baille battery die fast?
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Check this out: http://www.brailleauto.com/downloads...%20sarasota%22
Last edited by Rickdogg; 09-13-2006 at 09:55 AM.
09-13-2006, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Brock@Braille
Rickdogg it is already out. here is info on it:
Braille Power Protector Features:
Never-Dead Battery Protection: The Braille Power Protector monitors battery voltage and usage with the vehicle running and when it is turned off. If it senses that the usage of the battery when the vehicle is turned off will exceed the amount of power needed to start the vehicle, the Braille Power Protector will disconnect the battery and protect it from being drained. This saves you from being stranded and wasted time due to a dead battery. It also avoids towing costs and extends the life of the battery.
Remote Control Battery Connection: Using a small key fob, you can connect and disconnect the battery. You can also operate the key fob to reconnect the power after the Power Protector has prevented a dead battery.
Anti-Theft Protection: Using the Remote you can disconnect the battery, preventing theft of the vehicle while away.
Passive Power Allowance: The Power Protector can be set up to allow some small amounts of power to serve the back up radio, ECU and clock functions in the vehicle.
Easy Installation: To install the Braille Power Protector, simple hand tools make this a bolt-on job. Comprehensive instructions with diagrams are provided to aid installation for many different vehicle applications and mounting configurations - this is a universal product for all vehicles
This battery will work with a stereo as long as your running a capacitor.
If you want to leave your stereo on with the car off for an extended period of time the 11.5 would not be idea but we also do make a 15lb for guys that love there stereo.
Braille Power Protector Features:
Never-Dead Battery Protection: The Braille Power Protector monitors battery voltage and usage with the vehicle running and when it is turned off. If it senses that the usage of the battery when the vehicle is turned off will exceed the amount of power needed to start the vehicle, the Braille Power Protector will disconnect the battery and protect it from being drained. This saves you from being stranded and wasted time due to a dead battery. It also avoids towing costs and extends the life of the battery.
Remote Control Battery Connection: Using a small key fob, you can connect and disconnect the battery. You can also operate the key fob to reconnect the power after the Power Protector has prevented a dead battery.
Anti-Theft Protection: Using the Remote you can disconnect the battery, preventing theft of the vehicle while away.
Passive Power Allowance: The Power Protector can be set up to allow some small amounts of power to serve the back up radio, ECU and clock functions in the vehicle.
Easy Installation: To install the Braille Power Protector, simple hand tools make this a bolt-on job. Comprehensive instructions with diagrams are provided to aid installation for many different vehicle applications and mounting configurations - this is a universal product for all vehicles
This battery will work with a stereo as long as your running a capacitor.
If you want to leave your stereo on with the car off for an extended period of time the 11.5 would not be idea but we also do make a 15lb for guys that love there stereo.
09-14-2006, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Brock@Braille
glad you like it