What do you recommend for a race car with 500hp with two batteries?
822848
Great option. We have two race cars with about 500hp each and run two PC 925 batteries. They are lightweight and powerful.
822849
sorry i can't help because i never driven a 500hp car nor fitting 2 batteries in one so this is out of my league.
167080
The startmonkey 200 is rated for use with 12V batteries up to 650 (CCA) cold crank amps, mostly fitted to vehicles with small to mid-sized gasoline engines. A 7.4 liter engine would be too heavy.
1854330
Go to your local hobby store that sells RC cars. They should have different connectors that should work with what is on your ESC. If not you will have to buy and replace all of your connections to the same connectors. I have multiple cars and I use Deans connectors on all of them. They can handle as much battery as you can give them.
187215
Depends on the motor u have and as long as there hooked in a parellel witch is positive to positive and neutral to neutral my self I just got a bigger battery I us this one to do my hot laps and just warm the car up I would get a bigger c rated battery cause 20c is nice but to get the best speed use a higher c
1183132
Just a good deep cycle marine battery. Quality would be relative to your budget. Just make sure it's a deep cycle marine battery.
638109
http://www.replaceupsbattery.com/jump-starter-batteries/Schumacher-Electric-XP400-Jump-Starter-Battery/
1173142
This battery uses F2 connectors, about 1/4 inch wide. If you need F1, there are adaptors available for about a buck.
2057124
I'm pretty new to RC cars myself, but you will definitely need the right connector on the end to use it. To know for sure, check in the RC car user manual to ensure it can use a 6-cell NiMH battery rated at 5000 mAH.
1329956
You would need a marine deep cycle blue top battery for your application. Yellow tops are for autos heavy on electronics.
200739
Either will work fine. I leave mine on 500 since I'm usually not in a hurry for my batteries. Add a guideline you generally charge lithium ion batteries at one half capacity per hour, unless otherwise specified by the battery manufacturer.
1864419
actually any 9volt battery of your preference would be fine; I get good use out of the Duracell duralock batteries.
683691
If extended run times are required, use an AGM battery, or add a battery isolator and a deep cycle or AGM battery. The isolator will charge the 2nd battery when the engine is running, and disconnects it when it is not. Noco makes excellent products. NOCO IGD200HP 200 Amp Battery Isolator I recommend Autozone's Duralast Platinum batteries for AGM. I switched to one in my 98 Z28 and the starting is now not comparable to a standard lead acid auto battery. The cranking is much faster, especially when I run the stereo for a few hours. BTW with higher voltages available to turn the starter, it pulls much less amperage which high amperages can be dangerous for the starter and the rest of the starting system. If extended run times are required, use an AGM battery, or add a battery isolator and a deep cycle or AGM battery. The isolator will charge the 2nd battery when the engine is running, and disconnects it when it is not. Noco makes excellent products. NOCO IGD200HP 200 Amp Battery Isolator I recommend Autozone's Duralast Platinum batteries for AGM. I switched to one in my 98 Z28 and the starting is now not comparable to a standard lead acid auto battery. The cranking is much faster, especially when I run the stereo for a... » Read More If extended run times are required, use an AGM battery, or add a battery isolator and a deep cycle or AGM battery. The isolator will charge the 2nd battery when the engine is running, and disconnects it when it is not. Noco makes excellent products. NOCO IGD200HP 200 Amp Battery Isolator I recommend Autozone's Duralast Platinum batteries for AGM. I switched to one in my 98 Z28 and the starting is now not comparable to a standard lead acid auto battery. The cranking is much faster, especially when I run the stereo for a few hours. BTW with higher voltages available to turn the starter, it pulls much less amperage which high amperages can be dangerous for the starter and the rest of the starting system. « Show Less
389726
Well I Would have gone with a Yellow top and maybe a little bigger cap... Red tops are equal to a regular car battery and not deep cycle... Caps are just to stiffen your electrical system and feed the system with the power it needs...So you may also need to find out how many RMS your really pulling... my guess is a 2 farad cap would be plenty.... typically I have heard 1 farad per 1000watts RMS.
1966688
Amazon has one for $8.95. Just do a search for RC Killer Whale boat battery.
2023949
Yes, any 12 volt car battery will work. I prefer using a deep cycle battery.
361780
This battery is rated at 12 amperes, which is not ideal for turning a starter on a motorcycle unless it's something like a 100cc engine. Bigger displacement motorcycle require more amperage and a car ideally uses between 400-800 amp batteries. This battery is designed to function as a battery backup for a telephone system, which does not have any mechanical parts.
317529
I think a Deep-Cycle battery, similar in size, would be better for car audio.