FOR SALE - DryCell Batteries

[springfield 20]

Drycell sealed batteries

 

All have been charged & tested.

 

1 x 2.2 a/h (1 1/2hours lamping) £11.00 (inc p&p)

 

 

 

 

4 x 2.6 a/h (2 hours lamping) £14.00 (inc p&p) £40 All 4

 

 

 

 

1 x 2.8 a/h (2hours lamping) £14.50 (inc p&p)

 

 

 

 

1 x 11 a/h (6 1/2hours lamping) £21.00 (inc p&p)

 

 

 

1x 24 a/h (Have not burn't this out in a night would suit fisherman or someone using 2million candle power)

 

£31.00 (inc p&p)

 

 

Am in Mid-Cornwall, Tel: 07818848183 or PM

Edited March 12, 2010 by springfield

[CorkyJohn 808]

There's no way you'd get 6/12hrs lamping out of a 11amp battery unless you're using a torch. A 14amp single battery would maybe give 1&1/2 - 2hrs max with a 1 million cp lamp. Have you actually used the batteries before?

[thehunter09 1]

There's no way you'd get 6/12hrs lamping out of a 11amp battery unless you're using a torch. A 14amp single battery would maybe give 1&1/2 - 2hrs max with a 1 million cp lamp. Have you actually used the batteries before?

not a chance mate had a 12v 17 amp battery an only got about 5 hours out of that.thats wos running a light force 170. good luck wth the sale anyways

[springfield 20]

There's no way you'd get 6/12hrs lamping out of a 11amp battery unless you're using a torch. A 14amp single battery would maybe give 1&1/2 - 2hrs max with a 1 million cp lamp. Have you actually used the batteries before?

not a chance mate had a 12v 17 amp battery an only got about 5 hours out of that.thats wos running a light force 170. good luck wth the sale anyways

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you look in the countrymans weekly,Arthur carter fieldsports do a lazerlite deluxe lamp with a 10 a/h battery stating 5-6 hours lamping.So 11a/h shouldn't be too far off.

[CorkyJohn 808]

There's no way you'd get 6/12hrs lamping out of a 11amp battery unless you're using a torch. A 14amp single battery would maybe give 1&1/2 - 2hrs max with a 1 million cp lamp. Have you actually used the batteries before?

not a chance mate had a 12v 17 amp battery an only got about 5 hours out of that.thats wos running a light force 170. good luck wth the sale anyways

 

 

 

 

 

If you look in the countrymans weekly,Arthur carter fieldsports do a lazerlite deluxe lamp with a 10 a/h battery stating 5-6 hours lamping.So 11a/h shouldn't be too far off.

Edited March 12, 2010 by CorkyJohn

[CorkyJohn 808]

There's no way you'd get 6/12hrs lamping out of a 11amp battery unless you're using a torch. A 14amp single battery would maybe give 1&1/2 - 2hrs max with a 1 million cp lamp. Have you actually used the batteries before?

not a chance mate had a 12v 17 amp battery an only got about 5 hours out of that.thats wos running a light force 170. good luck wth the sale anyways

 

 

Don't believe everything you read, that would be 5-6hrs lamping switched on twice an hour lol. with 2x 12v7amps maybe.... but no chance with a single battery

 

 

 

 

If you look in the countrymans weekly,Arthur carter fieldsports do a lazerlite deluxe lamp with a 10 a/h battery stating 5-6 hours lamping.So 11a/h shouldn't be too far off.

[reavo2k9 20]

well said no way would it last that long unless its a torch, and you need a forklift truck to carry the battery

[springfield 20]

Drycell sealed batteries

 

All have been charged & tested.

 

1 x 2.2 a/h (1 1/2hours lamping) £11.00 (inc p&p)

 

 

 

 

4 x 2.6 a/h (2 hours lamping) £14.00 (inc p&p) £40 All 4

 

 

 

 

1 x 2.8 a/h (2hours lamping) £14.50 (inc p&p)

 

 

 

 

1 x 11 a/h (6 1/2hours lamping) £21.00 (inc p&p)

 

 

 

1x 24 a/h (Have not burn't this out in a night would suit fisherman or someone using 2million candle power)

 

£31.00 (inc p&p)

 

 

Am in Mid-Cornwall, Tel: 07818848183 or PM

 

2 x 2.6 a/h sold

[PITTO 0]

If people don't intend buying one or have no interest they should phone the companies selling these lamps/batteries and give them there business advice . Think the first battery is too small for serious lamping. Good luck with selling.

[reavo2k9 20]

If people don't intend buying one or have no interest they should phone the companies selling these lamps/batteries and give them there business advice . Think the first battery is too small for serious lamping. Good luck with selling.

well why dont you get on the phone to the companys then fella you said no good for SERIOUS LAMPING ? meaning what and i dont think they are badly priced just possibly a bit of exageration on the battery life ?