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Title: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: williamx on July 04, 2005, 06:05:22 pm

Can anyone tell me where I can buy the smallest and lightest battery.
 
I need this battery for trolley systems that I'm building and will be selling shortly.
 
The trolley will have a 90psi aquatec pump and the battery will need to power it to clean at least 30 houses more if possible. 
 

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: H h20 on July 04, 2005, 06:17:39 pm

Quote from: williamx on July 04, 2005, 06:05:22 pm

Can anyone tell me where I can buy the smallest and lightest battery.
 
I need this battery for trolley systems that I'm building and will be selling shortly.
 
The trolley will have a 90psi aquatec pump and the battery will need to power it to clean at least 30 houses more if possible. 
 

I use a 12v booster pack,i have 2 ,so as not to go with out,only cost about £15-£20 you can plug them into cigarette point in the car to charge on the go.  ;D

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: williamx on July 04, 2005, 06:20:16 pm

To big.  I'm looking for something on the lines of the batteries that are in backpacks

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: gaza on July 04, 2005, 06:21:54 pm

Then use them to bump start your car cus the battery flat?

 just askingd doeant it drain your battery?

 GAZA

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: H h20 on July 04, 2005, 06:29:55 pm

Quote from: gaza on July 04, 2005, 06:21:54 pm

Then use them to bump start your car cus the battery flat?

 just askingd doeant it drain your battery?

 GAZA

No because you don`t plug it in while you are using it,just between jobs. ;) the alternator on the car keeps it charged.

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: gaza on July 05, 2005, 01:08:44 am

Hh20: your never to old to learn are you good answer to a stupid question. If you dont know someone on here will.
 Going down DIY WAY [destroy it yourself] sooner than I think.

 A system paid 4,500 squid for 3 yrs ago would now cost half that ,WHOS BEEN RIPPING WHO OFF.

 GAZA

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: williamx on July 05, 2005, 09:04:04 am

I can sell mine for £1000 ;D ;D ;D

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: gaza on July 05, 2005, 09:40:20 am

WILLIAM I know carnt wait for the launch,carnt afford one at the mo,but one never knows.
Im sure its going to be the dogs dangly bits. cus were else would you find a retractable hose like that from[without research]

DO i get discount for finding for you [pretie pleeze] BIG MAN.

 GAZA

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: williamx on July 05, 2005, 02:02:30 pm

Gaza

The supplier who has the hose models I'm looking for does not do the one I want (100m).  I am emailing the head office of the company all the time, but it looks like they don't want to sell, anyway I've fitted a 80m manual hose reel and are at the moment road testing it to make sure it does everything you would want from a wfp system.

Title: Re: Smallest and Lightest Batteries Needed
Post by: gaza on July 05, 2005, 02:21:59 pm

WILLIAM:RE BATTERERIES: smallest battery I can think of is a watch battery ;D
IF YOU DONT ACHIEVE YOUR AIM IN FINDING ONE how about two of those off quad bikes, dont they have small batteries on them? just an idea space being paramount.

personally mine recharges of the alternater or Ive a medusa silent genny that charges them as well

     gaza