Batteries

America doesn't use any disposable batteries per se.

Americans however use too many to even estimate.

You can use a circuit.

leaving the lights on or if you keep the key in it like i do you might be leaving the key on.

In a vehicle place the battery so you will be able to connect the positive and negative cable up correctly. If you install it wrong the cables usually will not reach the correct connection.

the positive wire that recharges the battery after being drained from the starter

Yes; pilots have to be able to use the radio without the engine running and most engines have electric starters so batteries are essential.

No it does not. You can only power the radio via Milwaukee battery packs or through the 6' 120v cord

The cells are the individual units that provide voltage. In a battery, several of them are connected in series, to provide a higher voltage.

The reason why 9V batteries are much bigger in their physical appearance than their AA or AAA counterparts is because of the fact that 9V batteries have to supply a greater current rate of electricity than the aforementioned batteries.

Sure, just use 2 of the wires and ignore the 3rd one.

it allows the highest energy storage density of any material that can be used to make the plates of the battery from. this means small high power batteries.

The law says it is illegal to batter anyone, and especially bad to batter a minor.

You would need to know how many watts each of your solar panels could provide continuously.

For example, if each panel provided 100 watts, then 9kW divided by 100W=90 panels.

Of course, this would probably prohibit their use in this scenario. Your best bet would be to find the most power output per panel size (likely to be very costly) and focus on cutting down the power requirements of the existing motorcycle by removing excess weight, etc.

There is a chance you could make it work, but it's possible that the total panel output you could actually mount to such a motorcycle would be much lower. In that case, be prepared for a reduction in the speed that bike can travel compared to normal.

If you plan to run from batteries and recharge them with solar power, the question would be how fast you want to be running again after a full battery discharge. More panel power would charge the battery faster, but the battery also has a limit to the speed at which it can charge.

It's all chemical energy with a small amount of surface charge.

Battery acid is one stain that cannot be removed from fabric. The problem is that the acid has actually destroyed part of the fabric's structure.

Duracell!!!

The battery could heat up, leak, or explode. The chemical reactions in ordinary batteries are not practically reversible, as in wet-cell batteries or nickel-cadmium types.

If you are referring to the main battery cable use 00 guage cable.

of course, you can do it. Sometimes, when the car battery is dead, we will use the battery booster to connect another car battery to charge it. This process needs a cable. Be careful, if you plan to do it on your own.

My booster is also a charger. it has different settings for slow charge, fast charge, and boost.

I have been a AAA member for three decades (yeah, coz' we Bots drive too y'know - when we're not copying and pasting information from elsewhere). The cost of the membership has been sixty dollars for all of the years which includes towing packages ranging from roadside service to towing up to 1000 miles.

A battery gauge "moves up and down" while running because of fluctuations in the voltage output of the circuit which it is connected to. This may be because of equipment on the circuit.

You should NEVER mix different types of batteries in any device. The charging characteristics are different and one type will charge "harder" than the other.

A common misconception is that B was skipped because of confusion with high-voltage batteries from old radios. But the "B" battery of an old radio circuit has nothing to do with a B-sized cell, which is a 1.5 V (in alkaline) cylindrical cell in the same series as the AA, C, D etc. It's about the same height as a D, but 2/3 the width (skinnier than a C). Not usually found individually, a 4.5 V lantern battery (common in Europe) is actually 3 B's wired together.

12 volts

No, it will not. If it's not a rechargeable battery, your only choice will be to throw it out and get a new one. If it's rechargeable, you'll need to connect it to a charger. If it's only low and not dead yet, there are ways to conserve battery so it will last longer. But if it's completely dead there's nothing you can do except find a charger.