Np2-12 12v yuasa lead acid batteries

32red · 2011-08-08 20:22:41

I have access to many hundreds of these type of batteries. I was just wondering if anyone can think of a practical use for these or anyone who would like to purchase for cheap. I have tried the recycling route but places literally want them for free, which is tough to give away for nothing these days. I'd like to make a…

08-08-2011 09:22PM

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32red

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I have access to many hundreds of these type of batteries. I was just wondering if anyone can think of a practical use for these or anyone who would like to purchase for cheap. I have tried the recycling route but places literally want them for free, which is tough to give away for nothing these days. I'd like to make a few bob or put them to some practical use.

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#2 08-08-2011 09:47PM

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If only they were around 100ah each i'd have half a dozen.

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#3 09-08-2011 12:21AM

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They may suit a contractor who tests/repairs emergency lighting, fire alarm systems etc. Assuming they are un-used, you maybe able to sell them to a contractor

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#4 09-08-2011 09:46PM

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How much do you want for them, and where are you based?
I've no real use for them at the moment but these things always come in handy

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#5 11-08-2011 09:53AM

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