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Lead Calcuim Battery 100Ah

02/26/2011 9:04 AM

WE NEED TO CHANGE IT WITH 75AH LEAD ACID TYPE.

IS IT POSSIBLE??
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Re: LEAD CALCUIM BATTERY 100AH

02/26/2011 9:06 AM

YES.
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02/26/2011 9:16 AM
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Re: LEAD CALCUIM BATTERY 100AH

02/26/2011 9:25 AM

NO.
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Re: LEAD CALCUIM BATTERY 100AH

02/26/2011 9:46 AM

I would say " Yes but with too many ifs and buts"
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Re: Lead Calcuim Battery 100Ah

02/26/2011 9:25 AM

No if your load demands more than that, and you want to prevent overloads.

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Re: Lead Calcuim Battery 100Ah

02/26/2011 9:58 AM

But, yes if your load doesn't demand more than 75 Ah.
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Re: Lead Calcuim Battery 100Ah

02/26/2011 9:29 AM

This is obviously a question of semantics.

Does OP presently have a 75 AH battery, or a 100 AH battery?

Depends how you interpret the question.
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Re: Lead Calcuim Battery 100Ah

02/26/2011 12:59 PM

The grid structure of the 100AH battery is an alloy of Lead Calcium, it is still a Lead Acid type battery. Here is a link to an ecellent brief explanation.

http://www.engineersedge.com/battery/antimony_calcium_selenium_tin_alloying.htm
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