what is the cold crank amps
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Cold cranking amps refers to the number of amps a battery can produce for 30 seconds at zero degrees F. The higher the cca rating, the better.
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For just trolling yes small areas for using as like a motorcfor acraft you need a deep cell with 1080 cold cranking amps
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I put this in a Honda CRF230F four stroke and cranks stronger than the lead acid I replaced. I think 4 stroke engines are generally easy to turn over. I think I read Li on is not as susceptible to cold weather too. Good luck!
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Haven't tested the crank yet. I power it by power adapter for general weather alarm 24-7. This keeps the internal batteries charged and that will last about 8 hours when I un-plug it. The crank is my 3rd back up only if it comes down to that. performs just as I needed...simple and not complicated.
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Hello Jessica, this model only do crank assist at 12 V. and it do at 400 amps. Hope you find this info usefull (its a very good battery charger)
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Steve, this thing supposedly has 200 cold cranking amps available. My mechanic said he thought it would start my 2000 Jeep Cherokee (6 cyl.) Do you agree?
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I don't know exactly what you mean because that varies with use ,i use a deep cycle marine battery ,durolast from autozone 800 amps,last me all day so far but i only had it out for about four hours before winter hit and every thing is frozen now.will repost after spring thaw.
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880 cold amp cranking. Go on internet and put in the battery info and you will get all the details. Its a great battery. I bought 2 of them for my boat.
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It is hand crank but very easy. No electric. I love mine. It saves electricity and you can use it if camping or away from electricity. It has an amazing capacity much larger than it looks.
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To my knowledge it runs until it gets down to about 43 Degrees F then it must cycle off, it does not freeze anything. it works really well on both AD and DC. I have never checked the Amps.
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900 cold cranking amps. Fires up any car or truck with 1 battery. I found that jump starting diesel pickups with 2 batteries when they are completely dead, this jump starter won't do the job. You'll need the next step up in battery pack.
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Cold Cranking Amps is 210. I got the LFX14L2-BS12 because my bike's motor has been pumped out - wanted more power for starting, the other one is the LFX09L2-BS12 listed for my bike and it only as 135 Cold Cranking Amps. You can go to Shoraipower.com to see for yourself. Hope this info helps ( :Here is a link to their two batteries they offer - go to Shoraipower.com http://shoraipower.com/products?action=vehicle&type;=175&make;=1057&model;=7940&year;=7940
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That model number sounds familiar for my '05 Suzuki Boulevard. By the way, there were two Shorai possibilities for my bike. One the would match the original 180 cold cranking amps, or the bigger one that would fit the physical dimensions of the old battery. I bought the bigger one with 270 cca. Removing the seat and taking measurements.... I got 5 3/4 inches wide * 3 inches * just over 4 1/2 inches tall. Happy riding!
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have only used cold. We use it mostly on our motorcycles. We have forgotten to empty and when doing it the next day the ice is still in it. It also has a nice handle.
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Performance DataCold Cranking Amps: 750Cranking Amps: 870Nominal Voltage: 12 voltsOpen Circuit Voltage (fully charged): 13.1 voltsInternal Resistance (fully charged): 0.0028 ohmsCapacity: 55 Ah (C/20)Reserve Capacity: BCI: 120 minutes (25 amp discharge, 80°F (26.7°C), to 10.5 volts cut-off)
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Pretty sure as long as the cold cranking amps are the same or more on the battery tender battery. It pretty small but comes with foam pads the make it a proper fit. Should be able to check their website to be sure.
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Not sure but I googled the question before I bought it and got numbers like 5-7 amp draw maximums. Just returned from Alaska with mine full of fish that stayed hard frozen the whole way. One issue..when not on the road the unit light stays on but the temp rises. When parked I used a jump n carry battery and it was great. The rest of the time it was plugged into a standard power port of 12volts or a 120 outlet. Love it