12-02-2005 09:25

Ryan Dognaux

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That battery isn't going anywhere.

Is it good to bolt right into the battery like that though? That's going to be a pain to change out.

12-02-2005 10:08

Mark Pettit

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Looks like a pretty quick change to me. Pull the battery out and put the next one in. Perhaps a cable tie through that hole to hold the whole thing together.

12-02-2005 10:34

Greg Perkins

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it looks like each battery has the same setup, some fiberglass screwed to it, and then all you gotta do is cut your ziptie and switch it out

12-02-2005 11:02

falconmaster

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We were thinking bolts with wing nuts, but zip ties I like too!

12-02-2005 11:25

Zanella BR

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How many HOURS do you take to change the battery??!

12-02-2005 11:39

roboguy #1

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At first thats what thought but a closer look shows a hole drilled throught the fiber glass on the side of the battey where it connects to the cassis for some quick change device. Hey guys see what you can find in the way of quick change devices like for hoses.

12-02-2005 20:18

Sscamatt

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I wanna see a matching "quick-change" charging station.

12-02-2005 20:34

scitobor 617

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Wow I love your quick change system. Very well done.

12-02-2005 20:45

Elgin Clock

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Does that count as modifying a kit part, and is that allowed?As in modifying, I mean drilling holes into the battery.

12-02-2005 21:58

Paul H

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It looks good, but what if you're in eliminations and you run low on batteries and have to borrow one?

13-02-2005 17:35

falconmaster

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