[DanH]

Stumbled across this video on YouTube. Our group should find it interesting, considering how many Odyssey batteries we buy.

http://youtu.be/8J-VZoyU7CY

 

[DonFromTX]

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing that.

 

[skyking902001]

Impressive!

Dan, thanks for posting the link. Very impressive what goes into the batteries we're using for these RVs.

 

[rv9av8tr]

I love stuff like this! THANKS!

 

[Brantel]

That guy does a good job on the video. Cool technology built into old science!

Most people are shocked to see the size of the PC680 on the firewall of my 7.

 

[Bill Dicus]

Odyssey

Great battery and fascinating production technology! Thanks for posting, Dan.

 

[mike newall]

Why would you buy anything else........

 

[AlexPeterson]

Dan, thanks for linking - the guy did a great job! Is anyone here running one in their car?

 

[tcrv7]

I run one in my midget(racecar) It gets charged before we race.It runs a 6214 MSD ignition It gets abused,turned over which is perfect for an AGM style battery but not for the car.

 

[hgerhardt]

Dan, thanks for linking - the guy did a great job! Is anyone here running one in their car?

Yup, I have a PC925 in the trunk of my '66 GTO. Starts the Pontiac 428 with 11.4:1 compression just fine, even after sitting for a month between starts. Great battery.

 

[beechrv9a]

Thanks for posting! A Great Company at work!

 

[BillL]

Holy Voltage Batman . . .

All those batteries in the charge area were in series. There must be a thousand volts there if
they are activated up to 12v each.

I love seeing a modern (american! ) manufacturing operation, good QC and consistent product.

Virgin lead? Not recycled, wow.

Thanks, Dan

I also like the Hartzell Prop how its made too. Just like the factory tour they kindly gave me.