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[bj]

Taking a 6v 12Ah gel cell for comparison .....
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[/size]If Yuasa are the "Rolls Royce'" of gel cells can anyone comment on the quality of the comparisons?

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[/size]Yuasa  NP12-6 6 v 12Ah as the reference

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[/size]1) YUCELL 6V 12Ah NP12-6, Y12-6L
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[/size]2) LUCAS LSLA12-6 (6V 12Ah) Rechargeable Battery
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[/size]3) POWERPSONIC PS-6120
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[/size]I understand that YUCELL are made by Yuasa
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[/size]John
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[Tug-Kenny RIP]

Nice piece of formatting .....     What machine are you using to send your posts please. ?

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ken

 

[derekwarner]

 ... Ken....not trying to make any excuse for bj.....

He might be the "guinee" pig using that new Windows 12 Beta operating system  ...... Derek

[Tug-Kenny RIP]

Can't wait for version 13.     

ken

[malcolmfrary]

The main use of gel cells (to try to get on topic) has been as the standby for alarm systems, and they do a good job.  I have used a few different brands in models and, with proper care and used within their designed limits, I haven't had any problems with any of them. 
However, for most of mine I tend to use NiMH batteries for both better performance for weight and the better flexibility of the possible sizes and shapes of the packs.

[bj]

The main use of gel cells (to try to get on topic) has been as the standby for alarm systems, and they do a good job.  I have used a few different brands in models and, with proper care and used within their designed limits, I haven't had any problems with any of.......

Not quite what I was asking .... I would like to know about the manufacturing quality of each of the named batteries. Cheap battery .... Poor quality?
I have bought a cheaper brand recently but it does deliver power for as long as its 10 year old original.

[cos918]

we use SLA in panels. Yes Yuasa are the best .
 You need to look at what they are being used for . In my line of work a battery fault will operate a fault relay which will stop a production line . Thats why they are replaced every 3 years with top batterys.
In a model boat all that will happen is you dont get as a long run time . Is it worth the extra in model boating ,not really .


john

[sparkey]

  I am still using some ex panel batteries which are quite a few years old,they are all Yuasa batteries and are well looked after and as I have a load of them run time is not a problem,just takes two minutes to change...........Ray.  

[tigertiger]

Taking a 6v 12Ah gel cell for comparison .....

If Yuasa are the "Rolls Royce'" of gel cells can anyone comment on the quality of the comparisons?

Yuasa  NP12-6 6 v 12Ah as the reference
1) YUCELL 6V 12Ah NP12-6, Y12-6L

2) LUCAS LSLA12-6 (6V 12Ah) Rechargeable Battery

3) POWERPSONIC PS-6120

I understand that YUCELL are made by Yuasa

John

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[Mackenzie]

I find Yuasa are the best, however other makes can give equally good performance & reliability for model boats. More important you should check data sheet for charging current etc. As wrong charging will destroy any battery including Yuasa. A few years ago I purchased an intelligent charger which considerably increases performance. also remember there are at least 3 types of Yuasa battery for different applications.


Regards
Jim

[Peter Fitness]

In my experience, all the gel cell batteries I have bought give good service, even the cheap brands, some of which are over 10 years old. I now just buy whatever is available regardless of brand. I always charge my SLA batteries immediately on returning from a sailing session, and store them upright and fully charged.


Peter.