So what is the consensus? I need to replace my stock battery and don't mind a stock replacement but if something lighter and just as RELIABLE is out there, I'd go that direction
Replacement Battery for my Nytro
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Lighter is not more reliable, but is lighter.
The lithium ion batteries will run you about $220 to $240 for a comparable replacement, but they don't always start the best in cold sub zero temps. I have had one for 3 years in my sled with no problems, but I plug it into the battery tender when not riding it.
The lithium ion batteries will run you about $220 to $240 for a comparable replacement, but they don't always start the best in cold sub zero temps. I have had one for 3 years in my sled with no problems, but I plug it into the battery tender when not riding it.
My antigravity battery completely refused to take a charge anymore, and after sending it in they said it was damaged. They did offer me one at a highly reduced rate, but if it happens again I am going to be looking for something else.
Did they offer any insight into how the battery was DAMAGED????
"overcharged" was what the technician told me, but I had been using their recommended procedure for charging and maintaining the battery, and only used the charger that they sell. I did notice it about a week after the 3 year warranty expired, and I had been doing the same procedure the entire time I have owned it.
The battery also got very swollen, and was starting to expand pretty badly.
The replacement will be here tomorrow, so I can get it installed in the Nytro and be running again. But I am going to keep an eye on it.
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