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Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2007
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Any interest in a group buy for Voltphreaks lightweight batteries?
Hi all,
Tony from Voltphreaks.com here. I believe this is the right location to post this group buy inquiry, if not please let me know. We've just released generation 2 of our lightweight batteries. They have complete protection versus our generation 1 batteries, which prevents the user from overdischarging, overcharging, or using a faulty battery. This also prevents the user from ever returning to a dead battery in the event headlights are left on, or if the car is stored with the alarm on for more than a couple of weeks. There are two models suitable for Lotus Elise and similar cars, the VPH400 and VPH700: https://p10.secure.hostingprod.com/@...ison_chart.htm Pricing has gone up over the first generation due to increased costs and the additional parts for the protection circuit. If anyone's interested in doing a group buy at 30% off, send us a private message. Also we can offer 50% off if someone is willing to do a writeup on the automatic disconnect features of this battery (this is seperate from the group buy, meaning it wouldn't be 80% off if you did both). Thanks! - Tony (voltphreaks.com) Last edited by thwang99 : 10-06-2008 at 05:38 PM. |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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One trick we've done is to leave the AC fan/blower on it's highest setting for a minute or two to warm up the battery. - Tony |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: San Diego!
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for what its worth - my 4.5lb battery has been in for over 6 months and never any porblem - even sitting for 2 weeks (but in the garage with no alarm, and ~60 deg.) it starts the HID's with out the engine running as well.
custom fitfan voltphreaks bracket for a great solution to mount it.
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Texas
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2006 McLareghini Bugatterrari, Storm Titanium... <mods> installed: air horn, Scroth 4-point ASM harnesses, Sector111 halon extinguisher and mounting bracket, Von Hep exhaust and rear panel delete, Pagid brake pads, red Volks CE28n wheels, Toyo RA-1 tires, Nitron SA coilovers, Sector111 (WorksBell) quick-disconnect steering wheel kit. awaiting installation: Scroth "pull-up" lap belts, Sector111 RTD Brace, Tony's heater bypass mod, and dropped steering rack mounting plates. </mods> |
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"Are you in a band??"
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Houston, TX
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I've had the 3lb version in for almost a year with no problems. My car sleeps in the garage though - but it's definitely gotten into the 40's or so in there. Never a hitch starting.
Just recently had a problem with it being drained after sitting - to a point where it wouldn't take a charge, but Tony has offered to either charge it on their equipment or give me a deal on upgrading to their new VPH400 model (which is VERY slick - discharge protection circuit, on/off switch, overcharge protection, etc... never come back to a dead battery .I'd say they definitely stand behind their products - and Tony's always been very communicative and helpful in emails ![]() |
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