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earthX , less expensive, more protection/charge features and they have waterproof versions. Finished to the top of the research done advrider user _cy_ on the definitive testing thread about liPO for for bikes.
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i don't recommend Shorai. I will post a link to a post by me made in the Shorai thread that explains why:
http://husaberg.org/electrical/15156-shorai-battery-4.html#post135616
I guess it can work better on street and in more dry areas, but it's not suited for cold and wet environment. But it seems to be over priced **** compared to other brands.
http://husaberg.org/electrical/15156-shorai-battery-4.html#post135616
I guess it can work better on street and in more dry areas, but it's not suited for cold and wet environment. But it seems to be over priced **** compared to other brands.
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I'm in favor of EarthX as well! They use real A123 cells, sturdy cases, and their protection circuits do everything they should do.
(EarthX or finding real A123 cells somewhere and piecing together a battery yourself. I tried A123RC.com - they work fine for my DRZ but they aren't A123 cells and don't have the starting oomph of full-blown cells. The guys dug up some very nice looking screw-terminal cells in a thread somewhere - bushmechanic and berglsmerg got some iirc.)
(EarthX or finding real A123 cells somewhere and piecing together a battery yourself. I tried A123RC.com - they work fine for my DRZ but they aren't A123 cells and don't have the starting oomph of full-blown cells. The guys dug up some very nice looking screw-terminal cells in a thread somewhere - bushmechanic and berglsmerg got some iirc.)
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