Will the ring connecters fit a 5/16" marine battery connecter?
1422069
It should fit. They fit the terminal bolts on my motor home deep cycle batteries.
1422070
I just measured the ID of the connector. They are 3/8" so a 5/16 bolt should fit perfectly.
1203118
Yes they will work. However, you will have to put something conductive like a magnet between the contact points if they are too short to reach them. Example using 18650 Battery 18xxx means it is 18mm diameter xx65x means it is 65mm long xxxx0 means it is a round battery Using, say an 18500 battery like you have: 18mm diameter, so it will still fit just fine 50mm length, so you might need conductive spacers 0 = round battery And the same applies for the 18350 battery.
1235769
I don't have them anymore but they fit standard rings. I used to have this boat.. http://www.worldwide-usa.com/fishmasterboatkit-p-48780.html?gclid=CJu5ldqn3b8CFdOyMgodzD4ARg
815294
It should. The threads are pretty standard. If it happens to be too long, you can simply cut off the excess with a hacksaw to match the length of your existing anode rod.
72527
I used a 1/4-20 (1/4" dia., 20 thread per inch) tap to thread the existing bolt holes in the studs to prevent losing all those nuts and washers. I believe my cables are 4AWG with 5/16" connectors. One thought I had the other day is, I wonder how well a set of jumper cables would work at connecting between the inverter and battery?
1094186
No it won't the one you need is smaller but 16 pin a Kenwood harnes will fit though that's what I am using
1091629
no, I don't believe so. I have a couple blade/horizon hobby products. their battery connection is smaller than these. if you have the battery for yours that the connection is 3mm wide. then no. if your connection is 5mm wide then yes. these are the larger micro connections if you get what I mean.
1189633
The plastic base is larger than the standard rings. So far i have not gotten them to fit.
498127
It should work if it has the correct thread to match your tool. Mine was a porta cable sander and the thread is 5/16 by 26 if I remember correctly? Check carefully the specs on your tool. RC
526572
Yes this charger works fine for deep cycle marine batteries. I charge my deep cycles all the time with this charger.
137897
This connector is for changing from one plug format to another. If that is what you want to do I can't see why you couldn't use this in a connection to a boat battery. This isn't meant to be hooked to the battery itself. There are other connectors with eyelets for bolting to the battery or alligator type clips to connect to the battery terminals
2035617
I found another set of answers that said the batteries from the bolt on system should fit this tool too. Guess I will find out as went ahead and ordered it.
955738
You cut off the two connectors already on the wire, and crimp ring terminals on the ends. Make sure the rings are big enough for the battery terminal you buy. Get a terminal for the battery that has a post and wing nut.
1277492
they r the size of a regular aa battery. I have several of them and have had no problems with them fitting.
336379
These are standard MC4 connectors as used on Renogy and many other PV arrays. To connect to the battery will depend on if you have an automotive battery or a deep cycle battery. Deep Cycle batteries have a 5/8" stud and a ring terminal is the best.Automotive batteries have a variety of terminal types so it is battery specific.
1536652
Wikipedia says cr1616 is 16x1.6 and cr2016 is 20x1.6, discharge current is 0.1 for both. So my guess is probably not even though the discharge current matches.
189992
I have a 2" ball and it fits, It should work with 2 5/16" ball because the socket is 5/16"larger and the design makes it a solid fit once it is drawn in place. It is good quality for the price.