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17th August 2003, 05:51 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Saint-Hubert , Quebec
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Battery
i wondered if anybody know how much amps a "power wheels" 12v battery has???
for the ones who dont know what is power wheels...its a subcompany of fisher price who makes little electric cars for childrens... i wanted to use this battery for an amplifier plugged on my diskman...is it a good idea? or the battery will "leak" because its acid?....is it acid or a dry batery? thanks in advance -VoLCoM |
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17th August 2003, 09:45 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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VoLCoM
Most important thing is the voltage. Make sure your amp supports 12V. If your battery is big (strong) enough and your amp weak (a few watts of power consumption) enough you might enjoy some nice hours of music. I don't know the battery, but I reckon if it’s made for children’s toys, it will be well protected against leaking. /Hugo 
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