cheap isolator on ebay

[HJ60_HEATHUS]

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... Track=true

Anyone seen these before? I wouldn't expect much for the price, but from other posts, people seem happy enough with supercheaps/jacar ones. Also the 100 amp continuous sounds good...

[mgundle]

id personally recomend one of these for dual battery setup very simply no crappy circuitry like pirana crap that melts solders and what not go for it get one!!

[Jaffa]

id personally recomend one of these for dual battery setup very simply no crappy circuitry like pirana crap that melts solders and what not go for it get one!!

What do you mean about melting solder mgundle?

[murcod]

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... Track=true

Anyone seen these before? I wouldn't expect much for the price, but from other posts, people seem happy enough with supercheaps/jacar ones. Also the 100 amp continuous sounds good...

I've seen similar things in Supercheap. It doesn't look like the most well made or reliable way to do dual batteries though...

[murcod]

Yep, I was right.

Go to the battery section in Supercheap and find where they have all the heavy duty replacement battery terminals and leads. You'll most likely find exactly the same looking solenoid, but continuously rated for 200 Amps and only $27.

[mgundle]

with pirana dual battery systems in side they run four crappy mini relays on a circuit board,with heavy duty cabling goin to and from it over time it causes the mini relays to shit very unreliable

[bilby]

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... Track=true

Anyone seen these before? I wouldn't expect much for the price, but from other posts, people seem happy enough with supercheaps/jacar ones. Also the 100 amp continuous sounds good...

I've seen similar things in Supercheap. It doesn't look like the most well made or reliable way to do dual batteries though...

looks similar to the one in my car

it only stopps the aux batt from draining the starting batt. when ur running accesories of ya aux. batt when ya car aint running

[bilby]

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... Track=true

Anyone seen these before? I wouldn't expect much for the price, but from other posts, people seem happy enough with supercheaps/jacar ones. Also the 100 amp continuous sounds good...

I've seen similar things in Supercheap. It doesn't look like the most well made or reliable way to do dual batteries though...

looks similar to the one in my car

it only stopps the aux batt from draining the starting batt. when ur running accesories of ya aux. batt when ya car aint running

[wayne74]

there a great solenoid for dual batt systems but wouldnt recomend super cheap get a decent one,hook it up so it is joined when the ignition is on but is dissconnected when cranked then reconnected ,ya could even fit a switch to it if ya main dies flick the swicth and ya have power from both to get ya out of trouble

[2HILUX]

I WOULDNT RECOMMAND THE SUPERCHEAP ONE AS IV USE ONE BEFOR (LASTED ONE WEEK) GET YOUR SELF A REDARK THEY LOOK THE SAME AND NEAR THE SAME PRICE NEARLY 2 YEARS OLD AND NO PROBLEMS TO DATE

[tuff 45]

XD falcons run them, they are the starter solinoid to the starter motor. I have set them up for duel bats before and they work well.

[Tas_Dean]

XD falcons run them, they are the starter solinoid to the starter motor. I have set them up for duel bats before and they work well.

The starter solenoid in a falcon Physically is the same, but is only rated for a short period of time, probably about one minute. If used as a dual battery solenoid they will burn the coil out very quickly.

Supercheap have both, constant duty and starter solenoids. They are both around $30, but I can buy a redarc (or similar brand) constant duty solenoid for about $34, so I wouldn't buy a supercheap one.

Cheers, Dean

[fool_injected]

brought one from ebay
installed 6mth ago
no probs