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- Product Dimensions: 2.8 x 1.8 x 4.4 inches ; 3 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 2.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- ASIN: B0011YTZAU
- Item model number: P6828
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Customer Reviews
FYI folks, just to help everyone. This is a "Lead Acid" battery. Much like the one in your car. More like a "Marine" battery, as it is sealed, and can "Operate" sideways, and even upside down (for short periods of time). (DON'T CHARGE IT, OTHER THEN STRAIGHT UP THOUGH)! Lead acid Batteries have NO MEMORY And,... they deliver their LONGEST LIFE when kept FULLY CHARGED at all times! This does not mean to OVER charge them (That can warp the lead plates inside the battery)! If you read the manual to the battery operated toy you purchased.... It will tell you to recharge after every use for 18 hours, and not more then 36. But, just use your head folks, and adjust those times. If you have it fully charged, and your kid only operates it for a few minutes... Your cool for another run without recharging it. But,... if it's 20 or 30 minutes, or more, put it on the charger for, maybe 8 to 10 hours. If they've cranked it up some hills, or put some extra strain in driving for awhile? Use your heads, and adjust the recharging, using a little common sense and logic. The standard charger they give you is a "Trickle Charger". Trickle charging is the least invasive way to charge a battery. Quick chargers reduce the life of a battery. Lead acid batteries do what's called "Sulphate" when they are in a low, or discharged condition. If you leave one of this batteries with no charge in them at all for a long period of time,... it will destroy them. Short periods of discharge shortens it's life. If you are ever going to not use it for awhile.... FULLY charge the battery, and recharge it every month. All this being said.... It's a good Idea to do a booster (Trickle) charge on your own cars battery, at least once a year to extend it's life. Especially if you do a lot of stop and start driving Not quite as necessary if most of your driving is extended freeway driving. Long post! But, just trying to help.... As MANY other peoples post have helped me many many times also Blessings to all.
I bought this battery for my son's power wheel toy. I did my research ; read all the "Great Reviews", so I went ahead ; ordered the battery. The battery arrived at my house the first week June, I charged that puppy up ; put it on my son's toy. WOW,I thought, that is one powerful battery,my son was having so much fun on his power wheel,he had the biggest KoolAid smile ever! So a couple days later we bring his toy outside to ride ; the battery is completely dead. After that day the battery would hold a WEAK 20 minute charge,by August 1 the battery was dead, not holding a charge at all.POWER WHEELS BY FISHER PRICE 6 VOLT BLUE BATTERY
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