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vbgagnon

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Hey guys, I'm looking at a venom hump pack for my ride, its a 1200mah. My question is...Is there a big difference between packs? Like ie onlybatterypacks.com and venom and ofna? I'm kinda clueless about the whole battery thing...
 
For hump packs, I have used several different brands and havent found much difference except the price.

I'm sure there are others that may have a different opinion. I always keep them charged. I Put them away full and top them off before use and have never had one fail.
 
I've got two "onlybatterypacks.com" brand ones.. ill let you know.. (there new)
 
Well Most battery packs are the same until you start changing the mah rating. I have found that my 1200mah doesn't last as long as my 2500Mah pack. Not sure how long but both were charged on the same charger at the same rate.
 
well a 2500 should last longer.. on the same load.. but it should also take longer to charge..

1200mah (mah = milli amp hours..) if your truck draws 200mah then the pack should last 6 hours and if your charging with a 100 mah charger it should take 12 hours to charge..
the 2500 pack should last 12.5 hours on a 200 mah load.. and take 25 hours to recharge on a 100 mah charger.. (100 mah charger is used for comparison.. that is the size of the charger that came with the packs i ordered, a peak charger will do this alot faster and is better for the battery pack..)
 
beason said:
well a 2500 should last longer.. on the same load.. but it should also take longer to charge..

1200mah (mah = milli amp hours..) if your truck draws 200mah then the pack should last 6 hours and if your charging with a 100 mah charger it should take 12 hours to charge..
the 2500 pack should last 12.5 hours on a 200 mah load.. and take 25 hours to recharge on a 100 mah charger.. (100 mah charger is used for comparison.. that is the size of the charger that came with the packs i ordered, a peak charger will do this alot faster and is better for the battery pack..)
Granted it will take longer but I have charged them at the same rate and then just charge them agein. It keeps me checking on them so I don't overcharge them or they overheat for some odd reason. I am anal with things like that. I want to make sure that my money isn't burnt up.
 
yea i really need to get a peak charger.. that way it will shut off when its done and not "burn up" my money lol wish i could afford a 2500 mah pack but MAN there expencive..
 
beason said:
yea i really need to get a peak charger.. that way it will shut off when its done and not "burn up" my money lol wish i could afford a 2500 mah pack but MAN there expencive..
33 bucks manat only batterypacks.com. That was months ago.
 
The last time I checked those 6V 2000+ mAh packs did not fit in the stock battery box and they had to be tied to the shock tower. The packs that fit in the battery box make for a neater install.
 
rossb said:
The last time I checked those 6V 2000+ mAh packs did not fit in the stock battery box and they had to be tied to the shock tower. The packs that fit in the battery box make for a neater install.
I checked before and they can come in different configurations...My hump fits in the savage Radio box.
 
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