I just purchased a battery DMS Technology battery from a friend of mine.

I dont have any HEAVY electronics in my car. I do have AC and I have an RSX spare tire subwoofer powered by an INTERNAL amp (only weighs ~8lbs).

Will my battery be able to power my vehicle?

Here are some specificaitons:

C/10 Capacity/Ah: 13 (WTF is this?!)
Dimensions: L 176mm (6.9") x W 84mm (3.3") x H 130mm (5.1")
Weight: 4.9Kg = 10.78 lbs (but I have this picture to proove its 11.0lbs )




[Modified by Migs, 6:38 PM 12/19/2002]

 

Hmm...

Info? Pics?

 

 

http://www.dmstech.co.uk/varleyredtop.htm - from specs it only has 360A at 20ºC, so about 288CCA? recommended minimum is around 405CCA

 

 

ehehe coo

 

what'd it take to wire the RSX spare tire sub up?

 

1 accessory power
1 ground
2 speaker leades + -

 

That would be a nice thing to have my sub and amp take up way too much room in my little CRX. How much did it cost you? I take it you got it off someone who upgraded. How does it sound? (I currently have a Precision Power amp and a 10w6)

 

So would a Spoon or T1R light weight battery have enough power then (405CCA)?
Or are there any light weight batteries that meet that requirement?


[Modified by NunRacer, 3:16 PM 12/20/2002]

 

Those rear seats sure have a lot more metal than I thought. Basically a metal plate with a few holes in them. I would have thought they would be more of a metal wire frame.

Does the RSX sub fit in the ITR spare?

 

sub fits fine in the spare,

but it sucks *****

 

I have to agree

 

Tom, FYI, Sub was never hooked up when you rode in it.

And for the person who says "I agree" make sure you hear the sub in a NON-DC5 chassis. Its a WORLD of difference. It hits harder than my Kenwood sub/200w Kenwood amp/bandpass box setup.

The speaker is only 4" in diameter and powered by an either 45w or 50w INTERNAL BOSE SHITBOX amp!