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WTruo said:
I agree, these trucks rarely pop up around here though. Apparently some guy in town has a midnight Express stashed away in a shed. He chatted me up about my pickup one day. Said it reminded him of his except his is black, step side with chrome exhaust. I didn't put it together at the moment but it did click.

I know of an abandoned car lot out in the boonies close to the nm state line. I went out their to visit a friend of mine years ago. All I remember seeing is a few cars, the majority were mopars. But the one that stuck out the most was one that said demon on the side. I wasn't much into dodge back then but I did go home and do some research on it, pretty cool seeing it. I want to go back and check it out again but it's on private property, one day soon maybe.
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well if you're buying or selling, just remember, the value is determined by the buyer. so if its worth it to you, then its worth it.
 
Good Afternoon Gang...Gotta couple a jobs in the Shop this week.. Minor stuff...But good to be busy.....
 
MOPARMITCH said:
Yeah, the work he did was very good. All the metal work is done, and it is in primer. I will find a local guy to paint it soon. Meanwhile it is safe here...
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Good good. How is our friend George otherwise?
 
So someone with better electrical understanding double check me.

According to research, a standard car battery in group 34 has a max amp hour of 75 hours. so to figure out how long that battery will last at max, you'd take the Amp hours divided the amp charge draw right?
 
dukeboy_318 said:
So someone with better electrical understanding double check me.

According to research, a standard car battery in group 34 has a max amp hour of 75 hours. so to figure out how long that battery will last at max, you'd take the Amp hours divided the amp charge draw right?
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I dunno bout that, sorry...Ask Mattax..
 
MOPARMITCH said:
I dunno bout that, sorry...Ask Mattax..
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Thanks! I was looking at a keyless kit but it says it draws .03 amps constant. so i'm wondering how often I'd have to start/charge my dart's battery if I go keyless. I can't imagine it draws that when not in use.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
So someone with better electrical understanding double check me.

According to research, a standard car battery in group 34 has a max amp hour of 75 hours. so to figure out how long that battery will last at max, you'd take the Amp hours divided the amp charge draw right?
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Uh I'll take sounds that cows make for $100, Alex.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
So someone with better electrical understanding double check me.

According to research, a standard car battery in group 34 has a max amp hour of 75 hours. so to figure out how long that battery will last at max, you'd take the Amp hours divided the amp charge draw right?
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75 hours at 1 amp draw, or 1 hour at 75 amps. Do the math.

you can leave it parked the same length of time as a newer vehicle. Maybe 30 days max.

dont go overthinking this, as you still need some battery left to start car.
 
Chris, a small solar panel on dash will extend the sitting time.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
Thanks! I was looking at a keyless kit but it says it draws .03 amps constant. so i'm wondering how often I'd have to start/charge my dart's battery if I go keyless. I can't imagine it draws that when not in use.
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3 hundredths of an amp isn't much. It must be to keep the module alive.
 
toolmanmike said:
3 hundredths of an amp isn't much. It must be to keep the module alive.
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so I'm actually thinking the formula would be .03 x 24 hours in a day. gives me .72 amp hours a day draw. most car batteries are 75 ah, so 54 days IF 100% discharged. So starting and running once a month to keep a charge should work.
 
Remotes are locked into memory. i had a remote starter on the shelf for 5 years,never lost the remote code. I was a little shocked.
 
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