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Old 13-Nov-2005, 17:21
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Power-Mite Batteries

Have a very dead Powermite battery. Need a replacment, but JHP want a fortune. Other than weight and size I don't see any advantage over a standard. Only trouble is am not sure if a scooter type battery will be man enough to turn the thing over.

The Powermite is about 11x8x6cm's but I reckon I could get a 12.5x12.5x6 in the holder.

Any suggestions where to start looking, and what number should I be looking for? I don't reckon amp/hour is the principle factor, more the cranking current available.

Will be trawling through the RS catalogues when I get to work tomorrow.

This is the duff battery

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Old 13-Nov-2005, 18:21
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I use a VERTA battery.
sits in the small holder nice and snug. and cost about £30 or so

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I use a VERTA battery.
sits in the small holder nice and snug. and cost about £30 or so

Any idea what size it is, and more importantly what the cold cranking current is?
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 18:27
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wouldnt have a clue.
do they make diferent size small batery holders then.
ill get the numbers of it in a bit
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 18:29
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do they make diferent size small batery holders then.

They do on the race bikes - tiny!
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John, I always used a YTX7 without any issues. Turn the motor over without a problem. Just make sure you keep it well charged.
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 18:59
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Thats what's on it but it's a bit iffy. I reckon it's probably dead or dying. Best treat myself to a new one.
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