dual batteries?

Started by cr1, November 09, 2006, 04:10:29 PM

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cr1

we used to run dual batteries on our trucks that had winches and you would use a isolator . both batteries would charge but only one would be dedicated for the winch. has anyone seen this or tried it on a atv?

klutchbuster400

Maybe on a 4x4, but I wouldnt do it on a sport bike, Couldnt you just get a better stator to work with all those volts?

MadMudder

Well, I guess if you keep getting stuck... ;)  Na, it would probably work. Just would have to hook up the cables accordingly.
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DZ 350

my buddy is thinkin about puttin another battery on his forman, what he did was he bolted dry boxes to his back racks and was thinkin about puttin another battery for his lights that hes thinkin to put on. He need a bigger battery to run these lights because both of the m are for a truck and they are both 8".
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dnigels

What's he going to do with those lights...go kangaroo hunting?
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4fittyr

my 450r doesn't even have a battery    ;)
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MPTonyT

you could do it but you would need a bigger stator to recharge the batteries. the factory one would last for a little but but would eventually conk out. you'll see.
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