4 SPV70's or 3 Deka 9a31's?

What batts? 4 SPV70's or 3 Deka 9a31's?

  • 4 SPV70's

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  • 3 Deka 9a31's

    Votes: 0 0.0%

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SPLluminator
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What should i get?!?! Both are same price.

Specs:

Stinger:

Internal resistance

5 Second Cranking 1050 Amps

Weight 57.3 lbs

Constant Discharge Capacity at 77 degrees to 10.50 Volts:

20 hour rate: 3.5A/70Ah

5 hour rate: 11.9A/59.5Ah

1/2 hour rate: 87.5A/43.75Ah

CCA: 875 Amps

DIMENSIONS

SPV70 6-7/8" H x 13-3/4" W x 6-1/2" D

(Add 5/8 to height for battery post)

General POWER Series Specifications:

Temperature Range: -15 to +50 C

Typical Cycle Life: 350 cycles @ 100% depth of discharge (10.5v)

Maximum Charging Voltage: 15 Volts (Cyclic Use) 13.8 Volts (Standby Use)

Deka

Group Size 31 (3/8" Stud)

Chemistry AGM

Cold Cranking Amps 800

Cranking Amps 1000

Reserve Capacity 190

Amp Hour Rate 100

Dimensions:

Length 13"

Width 6 3/4"

Height 9 1/2"

 
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Lol, that's a tough one.. As you're left with roughly the same amount of capacity in the end.

Hmm, which would look better in your install? I say do the 4 Stingers. I can't comment on the performance difference, as I have experience with the SPV70s, but not the Dekas.

I only have heard good things about them.

 
Lol, that's a tough one.. As you're left with roughly the same amount of capacity in the end.Hmm, which would look better in your install? I say do the 4 Stingers. I can't comment on the performance difference, as I have experience with the SPV70s, but not the Dekas.

I only have heard good things about them.
Thanks for the input! Yes they have the same capacity but the SP70's look a little nicer. Not that i really care but anyways... I was also wondering on the internal resistance and so on. Anyone have experience on both? I got 10 views and no votes?!?

 
Internal resistance wise, I can almost guarantee the SPV70s have less, it is just inherent in it's design. Different chemistry for different apps. The Dekas are supposed to be big ol' deep cycle abuse taking muthas. Meant for discharging at relatively high current for longer periods of time. While the Stingers, are supposed to act like "power cells" for quicker response, you know, the same concept as to remedy one's light dimming issues and such.

And, HELL NO, I am not comparing capacitors to proper mobile audio batteries.. In case someone got that image.

I think you'll get more performance out of the Stingers IMO.

They are meant to discharge more quickly than the Dekas, but cannot readily give the amount of current the Dekas can, however, that will be made up for by using four of them.

 
Internal resistance wise, I can almost guarantee the SPV70s have less, it is just inherent in it's design. Different chemistry for different apps. The Dekas are supposed to be big ol' deep cycle abuse taking muthas. Meant for discharging at relatively high current for longer periods of time. While the Stingers, are supposed to act like "power cells" for quicker response, you know, the same concept as to remedy one's light dimming issues and such.
Ok, thanks for your input!

Anyone have proof of this?

 
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