Mighty Max Battery ML35-12 - 12V 35AH U1 Deep Cycle AGM Solar Battery Replaces 33Ah, 34Ah, 36Ah

Works GREAT to power the 12v system in gen 2 Prius. It has lasted longer and worked better than all the other larger AGM 12v batteries sold for that use. I just had to change the pos. cable clamp around and add a block of wood underneath to fit this smaller battery, but it exceeds my expectations and costs about 1/3 the price of the official versions.LOTS of power. Runs my 450 watt 8 amp electric chain saw! I use this to power my 8 amp Poulan electric chains saw with a BESTEK 1000W Power Inverter Dual AC Outlets 12V DC to 110V AC Car Inverter from Amazon. I worked in the woods for an hour or so and wore myself out way before this battery ran down. When I hooked it up to charge after running intermittently for an hour the charger indicated it still had a 95% charge rate, and in an hour it went to 100% and used only 0.16 kwh to recharge. Just think! No gas, no yanking your arm out of the socket trying to start a gas saw. No ear plugs. It was a REAL pleasure and had power to spare. I also used the same setup to run my fridge but it shut off after a few hours so one would need a few of these to run the fridge during an outage. What I like about this one is that it won't leak. (I have three of the smaller Mighty Max AGM batteries on my eBike and they have taken a pounding for months and still going strong with no leaks or loss of capacity.) I can put this in the wheelbarrow with the chain saw and go down to the woods to chain saw and no worries about acid or maintenance either. It can run my electronics too due to the quality wavelength. Great battery! Highly recommend this brand!

I use this to power everything in my tent, which to give you an idea has been described by my friends as "an RV without the wheels". I have a lot of things to power and charge. I have a popular plug-and-play solar package rated at 150 watt/hour, which has been nice but insufficient. I was tempted to buy their larger 400 watt/hour rated battery pack, but at $460 I just couldn't justify it.I bought this battery along with a cheap plastic battery box, a solar charge controller, and a four way 12v cigarette lighter outlet splitter. Oh yeah, and an inline fuse holder. Total cost was $170, and that was because I didn't skimp on the charge controller. I got the ritz so I could add batteries and panels galore in the future. I wired the battery and a charge port and the 12v splitter to the charge controller and put it all away neat in the battery box. The splitter is screwed onto the outside and so now I have a portable unit with 4 12v outputs.This battery is rated to 35 AH (about 420 watt/hour) and so gives me 252 watt hours without going under 40% charge. Nowhere could I find a graph for this battery for discharge vs cycle life, but I think 60% discharge is playing it pretty safe for a battery labeled deep-cycle.This powers everything in the tent: Cell phone booster, laptop, 12" 3amp fan, charges multiple phones, marine radio, air compressor, lights, Bose SoundLink, and runs my CPAP at night. The biggest draw is the fan, but that is only really on when it's sunny and therefore never costs me amps from the battery. Everything else can run for over three days of clouds should I get that unlucky, and will charge from 40% in 6 hours with the panels I have.The biggest win with using this heavy duty battery vs the popular plug-and-play solar battery pack, is that the other product cannot start my 12v air compressor! The cord on it isn't long enough to go from the truck all the way back to my PWC trailer, so I was forced to try to back a trailer up to a pump at a gas station. After building a new power pack around this battery, I can add and remove air from my trailer tires as needed and with ease! The compressor draws a solid 10.2 amps according to the charge controller. The popular product is rated to handle this, but did not.I hope to add a second Mighty Max ML35-12 next year for more capacity. This is a perfect size, capacity, weight, and price for portable applications, you will not be disappointed!

I have used this to run a small transfer pump that emptied a 210 gallon water tank (the kind that fills the entire bed of a pickup truck). And it still had power to spare.I also bring it out to my ranch to run a small tire inflator for my small tractor and wagon tires.And I should also mention I have two of these because I thought the one I purchased 4 years ago would eventually fade away. In fact, the one I purchased 4 years ago is still going strong!Buy with confidence. This is a great battery for deep-cycle uses.

Needed a lighter weight Deep Cycle battery from my kayak to run my 45 lbs thrust trolling motor. This battery works very well at a good price. Since installing this battery, I have done several day long fishing trips and come back with anywhere from 20 to 50% remaining. This is with a combination of longer runs across a lake to holding my position in a river and constant moving at slower speeds against current and wind while moving around looking for bass. Since I am not going all out for extended lengths of time I am getting a full day out of this battery. Couldn't ask for more. I also put this in a battery box with a marine circuit breaker attached to the cover of the box. The size fits perfectly in my front hatch and with a couple of quick disconnects I can remove the battery with minimal effort at any time without hurting myself with a battery twice this heavy.

Replacement battery for our service department jump starting pack. Fit right, easy to install. Jump pack performs like new again.

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