my alarm sot sot and suspect battery gonna Kong
my mechanic said my car can use NS60 or 70
which currently using NS60
i see the price gap between those 2 battery was 50~60
if there any different or disadvantage if change to NS70?

Thx in advance

PRICE:
GP - Wet Battery
NS40Z/L = RM 135
NS60/L = RM 150
NS70/L = RM 210
N70Z/L = RM 250
DIN 55 = RM 220
DIN66 = RM 245
55D23R/L = RM 220

GP - ATLAS MF (MAINTENANCE FREE)
NS40Z/L = RM 145
NS60/L = RM 165
NS70/L = RM 225
N70Z/L = RM 265
DIN 55 = RM 235
DIN66 = RM 250
55D23R/L = RM 235

PRICE:
BOSCH - Wet Battery
NS40Z/L = RM 155
NS60A/L = RM 170
NS70/L = RM 225
DIN 55 = RM 235
DIN66 = RM 255

BOSCH S3 - (MAINTENANCE FREE)
NS40Z/L = RM 170
NS60/NS60L = RM 180
NS70/NS70L = RM 235
DIN55/DIN55R = RM 260
DIN66 = RM 275

basically is the same.. both still produce 12v.. but ns70 will last longer than ns60 IF your battery is not charging..
for example, if u forgot to off ur headlamp with ns60, next morning u may not start ur engine.. but if ns70, u might be able to do so..
just an example

noob here, is the size of the battery of NS60 & NS70 the same?

sure different ma..ns 60 and ns 70...different ampere,,,but lupa..bape ampere ns 60 dan 70..

no. NS70 is bigger and slightly heavier than NS60. I'm using NS70 on a my wira.

this applies to din batteries as well right??..like din 55 and din60 where din 60 will last longer compare to din 55?

so the size differs.... that means it cannot fit in any cars?

i highly recommend u to use ns 60...better and last longer.no side effect.ur cranking oso faster and efficient during engine start.

actually there's a list of compatible types of car batteries provided by the car battery supplier at those acc shops. Sometimes those acc ppl will paste it there on the wall for reference. It will state this car is compatible for which type of battery and that car for which type of battery....

exp: wira - NS 60/70 (so both type also able to use)

This post has been edited by Mcrae: May 15 2009, 11:26 PM

motolite oso the best...and the price is cheaper...go get it at pekan kapar,klang.very very murah punya.

i see... so just re-adjust the metal holder on the battery to fit the size.

ns60 and ns70 both have different number of plates inside. 60 have 11 plates, 70 have 13 plates. also 60 means 60AH... if you pull 60A of current at 12V, the battery will last 1 hour. so 70 will last slightly longer..

if you switch on your headlight... the std wattage is 60W. meaning it's pulling 5A current ( P=IV; 60=12I; I=5A). 2 bulbs is 10A... thus with 60A if you leave your headlight on, the battery will flat in 6hours. with 70A it will flat in 7 hours.

also depending on your alternator... if your alternator is 60A and you're using NS70. you're overloading your alternator. it'll take much longer time to charge. but in the opposite way, by using 70A alternator on NS60.. you will not overcharge the battery as you have a regulator built in the alternator.

standard wira recomended is ns60. 280A 40AH if im not mistaken.

NS60 and DIN55 is same right??
why the price is different???
NS60 RM150 and DIN55 RM220...
http://www.thebatteryclinic.co.nz/Batteries.html

Depending on actual size & plates inside.

Don't judge purely on model no. alone.

I once used a NS50 in my Wira. Yeah, NS50! Many ppl never heard of it.

Maybe no longer in production. It's bigger in size than NS60.

If you dare, why not try N200 series of battery? This battery usually use by ship.

By the way, I usually saw Mercedes using DIN battery.

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Added on June 16, 2009, 9:26 pmOh ya! N200 size is huge and heavy.

This post has been edited by low98944: Jun 16 2009, 09:26 PM

NS60 and NS70 got big difference

NS60 capacity is 47AH, cranking amperes 488Amps
NS70 capacity is 65AH, cranking amperes 735Amps

the price difference is huge somemore
if your car alot of electronics, get NS70

btw i have a 2nd hand 1 year old one which i might want to sell
if you are interested, pm me



This post has been edited by daijoubu: Jun 16 2009, 09:35 PM

I used to have list of difference size battery with their charateristic. But, can't remember where I put the table...

Wow.. TS mazda,
U post my battery price here?

fyi, price will increase next month.

This post has been edited by phlwoo: Jul 13 2009, 11:27 AM

i dunno whats the difference between NS series and DIN series