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The old exides list approx 13.44 lbs while the new MKs list 13.82 lbs I'm more concerned about the max current draw - like Karthik said, if the draw is that much different than it will definitely have an impact on robot performance and capabilities |
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As an Israeli team we dont have a local seller of hose batteries..
What are we supposed to doif we want more of them? |
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I think these people will ship to Israel.
http://www.economybatteries.com http://www.economybatteries.com/qsea...eld.y=0&bhcp=1 Order the ES17-12, not the ES17-12AP Ed |
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From MK's website ..
http://www.mkbattery.com/images/ES17-12.pdf Looks like the 720A discharge wins. |
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Thanks Bud for overlaying the graphs. It shows pretty conclusively that the differences between the batteries lies mostly in the method used to test. Let's not get hung up on the max current spec. The real difference between the batteries is the internal resistance, 11mohm for the old battery and 10mohm for the new. Hang a dead short on the output terminals (please don't do this) and Ohm's Law tells you...12/.011 vs. 12/.010=1099 vs. 1200. Throw in some safety margin so you don't cause the battery to explode and you get down to the 720 amps max discharge for a new, fully charged battery, no matter the manufacturer.
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<R53> The only legal main source of electrical energy on the ROBOT during the competition is the
12VDC non-spillable lead acid battery provided in the 2007 Kit Of Parts. That 12V battery is the MK Battery, ES17-12. Additional batteries may be purchased through a local MK Battery supplier. Teams may use other equivalent 12V batteries during development, testing and practice matches. However, during the qualifier and elimination matches, only the MK Battery, ES17-12 can be used (this means NO pre-2007 batteries can be used during qualification and elimination matches at any official 2007 FIRST competition). The batteries from past years can be used, but not in qualifying or elimination rounds. |
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Forgive me if this have been mentioned already but could I make a suggestion for all you veteran teams? Find a rookie team nearby and offer them two of your old Exide batteries. I'm sure they'll all appreciate having the extra batteries for testing and practice. Go to usfirst.org to find the rookie teams nearest you!
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