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Old 01-30-2009, 07:04 PM   #1
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Default 8-Volt Trojan (which one)

I read the helpful "battery" sticky. Sold on using Trojans.

After reading many of the numerous threads discussing batteries, it seems like many people opt for Trojan T-875 8-Volt batteries.

What about the T-890? Since a set of six of them would weigh 36 more pounds than a set of T-875s, does that offset their extra capacity? I haven't priced them yet, so perhaps it's a matter of "better bang for the buck"?

I read in one thread that a good rule of thumb average is to divide the 20 hour rating by 2 and that would be a rough calculation for time to 80% charge level. Using that as a guide, the T-875 yields 85 minutes and the T-890 yields 95 minutes.

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Old 01-31-2009, 10:06 AM   #2
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Default Re: 8-Volt Trojan (which one)

My openion,
Both will last the same length of time 3-5 years
With the 890 you will get 17% longer run times for only a 10% weight gain.
So if you are keeping the cart and have the $$ money go for it .
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My openion,
Both will last the same length of time 3-5 years
With the 890 you will get 17% longer run times for only a 10% weight gain.
So if you are keeping the cart and have the $$ money go for it .
Thanks Garry,

After reading any number of "battery" threads - it does seem as though many (almost all?) people are using the T-875, middle choice.

I guess I just need to price them. It'll probably be a matter of getting a much better discounted price on the "more commonly used" battery. If not, I'll go for the bigger and better one.
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Old 01-31-2009, 12:38 PM   #5
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Thanks for the welcome!

You bet; me too, I'm going to miss my weekly cigar and glass of scotch. And Shirley...
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