Hoping some of you can shed light on the Odyssey battery models....which ones to use in the Rhino factory battery box?....thought it was going to be a simple pc925 order!...
All I'm sure of is the MJ means metal jacketed, and no need to use it in the Rhino box, so that would leave the first 4 on the list I guess....Thanx!........Lance
T means it has the big old style terminals
L means the pos and neg terminals are reversed (pos on Left?)
A, I can't seem to remember right now, but it will come to me.
Dean that simply means that your total electrical load is not more than the output of your charging system...what ever that is for a rotax and whatever else you may have like an alternator add on or whatever...
Anytime your digital volmeter drops below around 12.7 the load is more than the charging system can maintain...
Ben is spot on... the amp hours rating, cold cranking amps, and longevity combined are what make it so good...
Takes a long time to re-coup your investment tho...they are NOT cheap...quality and performance never is...
Odyssey batteries have both the high cranking power and the deep cycle abilities in one battery, unlike most other batteries. They will take the abuse of being bounced around better than a regular battery, and have a much longer shelf life while holding a charge. Ive had great luck with this battery in both my 4 seater and my R1 race rhino.
Thanx for all the info here....a steep learning curve for me since my experience ends with the Optima gel batteries, which also seemed to have gone downhill in quality for me in last 8 years or so ....
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Hey guys. I'm going to need a new battery for my rhino and was looking into the Odyssey 925 for a replacement. I found the cheapest price at these two websites:
If your going to put one in your stock battery location and want to terminals to be in the correct location than you want just the basic PC925. Some of the other PC925's have a metal jacket, reversed terminals etc... which could be the difference in measurements.
If your local in Phx. I could get u one cheaper. Rich
They are indeed a different size than the stock battery, as measured by Length, Width and Height. However, they fit when they are dropped in on their side. It is a sealed battery, so no harm in that.
RuttingRhino posted a picture of one installed earlier in this thread.
yes it will. different websites list differnt sizes sometimes from what iv seen but they are all the same. Unless you get the metal jacket version for high heat areas.
Also there's a few inches you need to absorb for side to side movement, all in all it works fantastic!
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