can this be charged by a motorcycles stator like a normal battery?
1763410
These batteries need a special charger. The charger I use has a temperature probe to help it regulate. I have a motorcycle, and use a small inverter to facilitate charging various devices (laptops, Tenergy batteries, etc.).
2027279
It depends what vehicle you're running it on. Most motorcycle or 4wheeler stators do not have a large enough output to support the sustained use of an amplifier.
154566
Yes it charges when the motorcycles running. I've really been enjoying mine.
376878
Yes it can, the importamt thing is to maintein the battery charged. You can have two batteries and alternate them, the charger is pluged directly to the battery, not to the scooter.
497729
depends on what you're using it for I was using it for motorcycle applications and a 12 volt battery that runs the motorcycle work fine as long as you're using 12 volt DC power it will work
2005995
Yes, we have ours connected to a 12 volt motorcycle battery and installed on an ATV.
361779
I would say no. A starter on a motorcycle would require more amps than this battery is capable of. I also woukd guess the charging system amperage would be more than the 2A trickle charge that is normally used for this type of battery.
305020
Yes, I use this to charge my motorcycle, it's a bit bulky but would be perfect for your application.
99324
No. It can be charged using the standard electric charger or automobile charger included in the kit.
842430
I would think so, but I'd recommend you check with the battery manufacturer to confirm it can be charged by a conventional charger.
2228085
The battery had more than enough charge to easily start my motorcycle. I then let the motorcycle charge the battery. I have also used a 1.5 amp trickle charger without an issue. I would not use a fast 4 amp plus charger.
190369
Yes This battery can be recharged. When it is used for a lawnmower engine, the engine recharges the battery.
722833
Use a 12v motorcycle battery charger or a lawnmower charger. You can even use a car battery charger just keep the charging rate under 2A. If you going to be using it for a scooter or something that doesn't provide a charge just get a trickle charger and use it on the weekends to keep it topped off.
1788718
No, it does not "charge" them for use in something else, It is a capacitor bank that acts as a single capacitor for stabilizing current going into the ESC... The capacitors are removable with a soldering iron but I'm not sure why your would want to do that, it would be cheaper to just buy lose capacitors specifically for your application...
286379
It will run a light at 12 volts. Not sure about the charging deal. I would assume so. And yes it has a stator
916585
Automatic chargers have a minimum voltage that must be met before they will start their charging cycle. If the battery is deeply discharged enough 2-3V just about the only way to bring it back is to use a small 2Amp *Manual* charger until the voltage is high enough that an automatic charger can start it's charging cycle. For a motorcycle battery you'd want to use a 1Amp *Manual* charger for the same purpose. Once it's done charging your best bet is to take it to a place that can Load Test it to determine whether it's still good or not.
1988787
I'm using it for that purpose on my old Subaru. It comes with a small charge regulator to properly charge 12 volt batteries.