ESC and reliability

[Qwimby1]

Advance auto told me they load-tested OK, but I'm confused. Electronics are not my strong suit (If I had any strong suit.) I can't understand why a freshly-charged battery would drop below 13 in a day. I'm going to do most of the install of my ESC, but will have my wrench put in the batteries and under-dash wiring. One of these will be my starter battery and I'm concerned about depending on it to get me home.

[BlOody_BoOger]

Originally Posted by Qwimby1

Advance auto told me they load-tested OK, but I'm confused. Electronics are not my strong suit (If I had any strong suit.) I can't understand why a freshly-charged battery would drop below 13 in a day. I'm going to do most of the install of my ESC, but will have my wrench put in the batteries and under-dash wiring. One of these will be my starter battery and I'm concerned about depending on it to get me home.

I used a bad battery for a whole year. I had to i had a out 4 day hold with it. If I drive the car everyday it was perfectly fine but if I let the car sit for more than 4 days with out turning on the battery would be dead. If you bought it from battery mart hit them up for the warranty they're pretty lenient. Replaced two of mine two times for free the last time I didn't bother to get it replaced since I'm selling my kit.

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