Definitive Battery Answer?

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07-03-2003, 16:19

Jeff Waegelin Jeff Waegelin is offline

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Definitive Battery Answer?

Well, I was searching about which battery type FIRST gave us, and I found some conflicting answers. Are this year's competition batteries EX or ES type?

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