Party Cat, where did you find the best price on the charger?
I wish you would have got to me before I ordered the other one PC
1st thing...cancel the order...
2nd thing...order one of these.
3rd thing...ya should have posted this where ya'd get better answers
4th thing...blame your beer biatch friend..he should have told ya to ask me
1st thing...cancel the order...
2nd thing...order one of these.
3rd thing...ya should have posted this where ya'd get better answers
4th thing...blame your beer biatch friend..he should have told ya to ask me
I think you covered it all.
Where do you order that one for the $200?
I think you covered it all
Where do you order that one for the $200?
From the AARP warehouse. They use it to keep the electric wheelie chairs all charged up.
From the AARP warehouse. They use it to keep the electric wheelie chairs all charged up.
Low blow! I resigned that post a long time ago and Nodigg took the title and is very proud to carry on
Low blow! I resigned that post a long time ago and Nodigg took the title and is very proud to carry on
I never got the memo. I think there are some pics around of an AARP model Shockwave too.
Besides, it's been a long time since I've gotten to call you Mr. President.
I never got the memo. I think there are some pics around of an AARP model Shockwave too.
Besides, it's been a long time since I've gotten to call you Mr. President.
You thinking of making the ALmost to the Dam Run? What about RD's party?
Just saw that thread with all the GG...WTF!
Party Cat knows what he's talking about but there is a few things I need to throw in the mix. The one Party is showing you is great for charging only but if you use it with a Honda Generator then you want to go with this. (http://cascadeaudio.com/prod/powersupp.html) .
http://cascadeaudio.com/images/aps_2003.gif
I'm a distributor for Cascade and you can see the prices and those are retail. I can get you one for $450 dollars for the APS 75. And the Smart controller adds another $35 dollars to the price.
The difference between the APS and the DLS is the APS is a Audio Power Supply like you see running stereo boards at Circut City etc.... The audio stuff will not hum thru your stereo at all.
Tom, I should of sent you this way to begin with but you didn't say you want to keep it in the water. I thought you were pulling it out everynight. You might want to consider the Generator once your batteries need replacing. The only down fall with these is you need to make your own plug. They come with a 2 foot 20 amp style plug not a typical 3 prong plug. This plug is one vertical and on horizontial and the round plug below it. I've checked around and there is no such adapter to plug it into. Cascade suggested that you get a heavy duty like table saw extension cord then make a 20amp box receptical and plug the unit into that. With 75amp charge you just can't use a normal extension cord.
Party Cat how did you plug your in????
Party Cat knows what he's talking about but there is a few things I need to throw in the mix. The one Party is showing you is great for charging only but if you use it with a Honda Generator then you want to go with this. (http://cascadeaudio.com/prod/powersupp.html) .
http://cascadeaudio.com/images/aps_2003.gif
I'm a distributor for Cascade and you can see the prices and those are retail. I can get you for $450 dollars for the APS 75. And the Smart controller adds another $35 dollars to the price.
The difference between the APS and the DLS is the APS is a Audio Power Supply like you see running stereo boards at Circut City etc.... The audio stuff will not hum thru your stereo at all.
Tom, I should of sent you this way to begin with but you didn't say you want to keep it in the water. I thought you were pulling it out everynight. You might want to cansider the Generator once your batteries need replacing. The only down fall with these is you need to make your own plug. They come with a 2 foot 20 amp style plug not a typical 3 prong plug. This plug is one vertical and on horizontial and the round plug below it. I've checked around and there is no such adapter to plug it into. Cascade suggested that you get a heavy duty like table saw extension cord then make a 20amp box receptical and plug the unit into that. With 75amp charge you just can't use a normal extension cord.
Party Cat how did you plug your in????
I had a feeling PC was oversimplifying....BIACH! I am going to try this one I ordered today, should have it in the AM tomorrow and go from there. A generator is definitly in my future though as I run the stereo hard all the time.
I will let you guys know how it worked out for me and look for more advice next time and allow some time to react to all of it. Thanks again.
I had a feeling PC was oversimplifying....BIACH! I am going to try this one I ordered today, should have it in the AM tomorrow and go from there. A generator is definitly in my future though as I run the stereo hard all the time.
I will let you guys know how it worked out for me and look for more advice next time and allow some time to react to all of it. Thanks again.
Tom, the reason you it all look good when you put a volt meter on your batteries is they are wired together and one might be dead and the other one good is gonna read good voltage. I'm just not sure that a 15amp charge to 4 Optima's that equal 3.75 amps a hour is going get you a full charge overnight period. I put a 10amp charge on 1 Optima and it wasn't fully charged overnight. At the dam run you can check out my system and I heard a rumor that Party Cat and Jordy might be there so you can see his. I have a feeling the Genny/inverter deal is in your very near future because this other then won't work... Again been there done that!!!
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