Archive for May, 2010
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Got these battery cable lugs early this year but forgot to post some info on them. Made a couple short cables for doubling the trolling motor range. So, for they are great. Should hold up real nice. 1, since they are tinned they should resist corrosion better and 2, they are very heavy-duty.
Battery terminal covers are a good idea for battery connection. I'm thinking all it would take is a loose tool or chunk of metal scrap to ruin my day. Locally, I could only find battery terminal covers packaged in pairs and to actually fit my 2/0 cable I would need to special order them. I bought these terminal covers ebay since I could purchase them in bulk.
The Nissan Leaf is coming. You can now put your name on a reservation list for the new Nissan 100% electric, no gas required vehicle. The specs show the Nissan Leaf is capable of 100 miles per charge. With seating for five passengers. MSRP is $32,780. This vehicle will qualify for a $7500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles and depending on which state you reside in, you may qualify for more incentives (an additional $5000 for residents of California and Georgia).