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Re: Copper Battery Terminals
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Posted by Johnski on January 06, 2006 at 09:12:05 from (24.34.203.230):
In Reply to: Copper Battery Terminals posted by Jay (ND) on January 06, 2006 at 08:27:21:
"We think our new copper terminals are, by far, the best choice available for hooking up batteries. The connections are copper to copper so there are no dissimilar metals involved to cause resistance or to create corrosion. We also have developed an exclusive teflon-coated heat-shrink sleeve which seals cables and connectors against battery gas, moisture, oil and anything else that can cause corrosion." Nice idea but think about what you are connecting the cables to. Lead battery terminals connected to lead plates in the battery. If they are so inefficient then why have lead terminals been around for ever? I agree that the bolt on type repair terminals are not that good though. You can either get good solder-on or crimp-on terminals or buy pre-made cables and be just fine. JMHO Jf
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