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    which light weight battery?

    I currently have the Optima yello top battery but am looking for something a lot lighter and smaller.

    I have been looking at the Deka battery and have been told that it is a great battery. powerfull, small in size and light. But as i have a bit of stereo in my car i am worryed that it may not be able to cope. I don't have the stereo pumping when the car isn't turned on but every now and then i will turn it up a bit when i am driving.


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    I am sure the battery will hold up when i am driving so it should be ok but am looking for any people that have experience with these batteries or if there are any alternatives that i am looking past.

    Thanks for your help

    My stereo consists of two amps(1 for the sub and 1 for the speakers) + 1x12"sub, 6x9's in the rear and splits in the front.
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    What about the slim Oddysey's?


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    i got the deka battery..had more cca's then the oddessey,weight was the same between size comparision's,same warranty from the place i got mine(12months)and over $100 cheaper.
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    pm benjamin for a review, i think he got deka , works good

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    Quote Originally Posted by honda_b_blastn View Post
    i got the deka battery..had more cca's then the oddessey,weight was the same between size comparision's,same warranty from the place i got mine(12months)and over $100 cheaper.
    Sound's great.Look's like a better choice

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    yeah Deka seems like the way to go but will it handle a bit of stereo or will it struggle. That is my only concirn, nothin too major though, like my car is no mega stereo beast or anything.

    But yes Deka sounds like a good option.
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    i got a uber light weight deka. 4kg
    rated at 180cca but apparently deka's have been renowned for putting a nice healthy amount more than advertised.
    Works 100% for a normal road car. Just dont get this type of battery if you are up for long times listening to audio in your car etc

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    where did you get yours from Ben?

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    this place

    http://www.batteriesdirect.com.au/

    can get deka in pretty good prices

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    can't seem to find any deka battery on that site??

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    i will put my battery to scale tommorow
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    I can get Deka batteries if any in Melb is keen
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