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Concorde Platinum Sealed Battery RG-350
MFR Model# RG-350
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Overview
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Recombinant Gas - The RGŪ Series are low resistance, valve regulated lead acid (VRLA) batteries.
RG-350 is housed in an aluminum container that includes two perforated vent areas machined into each side with riveted aluminum cover. Lifting straps across cover. Fixed with foot styled hold downs integrated at both ends of the battery. Male threaded post terminals. |
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Features
- Superior starting power
- Reliable essential power in the event of a generator failure
- Maintenance free
- Constructed with non removable vent valves - no addition of electrolyte or water required
- Aerobatic: Non spillable at any altitude or attitude
- Factory tested to assure airworthiness
- Shipped fully charged and ready to install
- Manufactured with absorbed glass mat separators (AGM)
- Concorde aircraft batteries rated for turbine engine starting may also be used for emergency power
- RGŪ Series batteries ship Hazmat Exempt
Specifications
- Primary Aircraft Purpose: Helicopter and Turbine Aircraft Battery
- Voltage: 24
- Rated Capacity C1 = 1 hr. rate in ampere hours: 17
- Max Weight: 41.00 lb / 18.6 kg
Reviews
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Concorde Sealed Battery RG-350
Concord makes a great battery, not sure why the helicopter batteries are so damn expensive compared to fixed wing but its a great product
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