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<blockquote data-quote="wickedwitt" data-source="post: 7284769" data-attributes="member: 622908"><p>Nathan, I think the reason most people fall back on the AH rating for stereo applications (beyond having no other means to tell batteries apart) is that is does say something about the reserves of a battery and at high load that equates to the difference of thousandths of a second to hundredths of a second. Higher AH batteries are generally going to provide power all the way to the point in which the charging system understands there is a load and allows for the circuit from the alternator to travel to the battery and begin to recharge. Essentially, if you have correct charging, it stops flicker.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wickedwitt, post: 7284769, member: 622908"] Nathan, I think the reason most people fall back on the AH rating for stereo applications (beyond having no other means to tell batteries apart) is that is does say something about the reserves of a battery and at high load that equates to the difference of thousandths of a second to hundredths of a second. Higher AH batteries are generally going to provide power all the way to the point in which the charging system understands there is a load and allows for the circuit from the alternator to travel to the battery and begin to recharge. Essentially, if you have correct charging, it stops flicker. [/QUOTE]
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