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lotas
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just bought a battery

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well over here we have a store called Costco and its basically wholesale, you get everything for very cheap but its sold in large quantities.

they are very well known for taking anything back, my aunt took back a TV that was 7years old they had bought from there, they take anything back, they are awesome.

anyways they are well known for their car batteries...

for $40 I got a 640CCA/800CA battery with a 36month free replacement warranty and 100month limited warranty. Pretty good deal for $40?
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for a starter battery sure
for an audio battery no
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right. A big reason I wanted this was to support my alarm and my LED's for my alarm when the car was off. If I left my alarm armed for a day, or armed/unarmed it, when i went to start the car the next time it would take longer than usual (and like the car was straining to start), as the battery was weak.

so im hoping this will help.
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

LEDs have barely any drain on an electrical system.
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Ya, with an automotive battery you could maybe leave a bazillion LEDs on, and it shouldn't effect it.

You old battery might have just been ready to go out on ya, you're lucky you got a warning!!
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typically an alarm system in the armed state uses less current to operate than the clock in your car.. bit of trivia there.
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Chris from Washington wrote:Ya, with an automotive battery you could maybe leave a bazillion LEDs on, and it shouldn't effect it.

You old battery might have just been ready to go out on ya, you're lucky you got a warning!!
ah, there we go.

I have been a little tough on my electrical system. 135watt rms system on a 90amp alt......hmm...
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"135 watt rms system..."

Typo? I pray that was a typo i mean 135 watts isn't all that much :)
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Post by MrSo0h0o »

probably 1350? if so, he is REALLY lucky.

i have a 50x4 ch amp, components on the front ch's and a HE2 getting about 150RMS and my lights dim veeery slightly.. and this is on like, a 70-75amp alt
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lol, my rear speakers do more then 135 (total :( ) so my guess is typo....
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