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Re: Battery Amps
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Posted by Highland Joe on December 14, 1999 at 10:33:24 from (142.31.212.206):
In Reply to: Battery Amps posted by biv on December 13, 1999 at 20:12:00:
The amperage of the battery is the capacity,for example; 90 amp hours. That relates to how long the battery will last over time used. At a load of one amp (small bulb) the theoretical battery life is 90 hours at a specified temperature. The cold cranking amps is related to the internal resistance of the battery at a specified temperature. That means the lower the internal resistace the battery has the more current it can supply at a specified temperature. The design and construction of the battery will determine these ratings.
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