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21st January 2017, 08:32 PM
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Deep Cycle batteries will supply their rated output continously for an extended period over a starter battery and will be generally rated lower for a similar size/capacity as a result.
For lead acid it has to do with their construction. For Li type I'm not sure how/if they control output, I would think they were slow(er) discharge by design. Provided the rated output from these batteries is adequate (you need at least 300 amps, preferably 500-600), you can easily start a car with them (I've got a couple of those LiPo mini jump start packs for emergencies - they work great even with only having about 200 cranking amps (despite claims)). My only concern would be accepting charge from the alternator - they pump quite a wallop energywise...
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