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    Jan 31, 2005, 06:11 PM
    Batteries
    Any one here know about batteries, I am looking to find out about 2- 6V batteries hooked up in parallel. Wanting to know the total amperage if each is xxx. Do they add? (CCA and CA)
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    Aug 29, 2005, 08:55 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by JerrySugar
    Any one here know about batteries, I am looking to find out about 2- 6V batteries hooked up in paralell. Wanting to know the total amperage if each is xxx. do they add? (CCA and CA)
    Jerry
    Without getting involved in the internal resistance factor of the batteries... yes, they do add (2xxx or xxx + xxx) their available amperage.

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