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the charging process is different for these batteries so you may have issues even if the voltage is the same
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the charging process is different for these batteries so you may have issues even if the voltage is the same

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Ni-CD batteries have &quot;memory&quot; issues and are not designed for deep charge-discharge cycles, which is why they dont use them in cars. &nbsp;It will work, but the life of the battery will be less than a few months.
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Ni-CD batteries have "memory" issues and are not designed for deep charge-discharge cycles, which is why they dont use them in cars.  It will work, but the life of the battery will be less than a few months.

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Answers are not precise and last answer is wrong. PLease delete all the threat
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

Answers are not precise and last answer is wrong. PLease delete all the threat

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Isn't there also the possibility of the battery exploding?
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Isn't there also the possibility of the battery exploding?

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There is actually a right answer and points are awarded. DO NOT DELETE THE question !<br />
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There is actually a right answer and points are awarded. DO NOT DELETE THE question !

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Thank you brother.<br />
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This is a good answer !!!
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Thank you brother.

This is a good answer !!!

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I have one of those small home APC, UPS units that takes a low capacity lead acid battery. <br />
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Is it safe to remove the battery and hardwire the unit to a bigger 80A/h car Ni-Cd battery so it keeps the system switched on for some hours ?<br />
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I have one of those small home APC, UPS units that takes a low capacity lead acid battery. 

Is it safe to remove the battery and hardwire the unit to a bigger 80A/h car Ni-Cd battery so it keeps the system switched on for some hours ?

Thanks 


UPS. Change its 5 A/h Lead Acid Battery with a bigger Ni-Cd 80A/h battery. Possible?

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