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FamilyManz:

--- Quote from: clarence on August 05, 2008, 11:58:29 AM ---Yes.

NS-60 at S$100 nett.

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so ex nowadays ar....

my last car.... got Amaron for ~70, 55amp, made in India

clarence:
Dry cell batteries at below $100 nowadays is considered cheap.

Cannot compare with last time.

Last time, no COE, no ERP, no taxi fuel surcharge, no peak period 35% fare surcharge, no CBD area surcharge, and petrol prices only $1.20 for 97RON (no 98RON yet), diesel prices only $0.50.   :(

FamilyManz:

--- Quote from: clarence on August 05, 2008, 12:08:28 PM ---Dry cell batteries at below $100 nowadays is considered cheap.

Cannot compare with last time.

Last time, no COE, no ERP, no taxi fuel surcharge, no peak period 35% fare surcharge, no CBD area surcharge, and petrol prices only $1.20 for 97RON (no 98RON yet), diesel prices only $0.50.   :(

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my last time is Aug 2006 rah :bleh:

alantan9:
Hmmz....but then if use wet cell...how often to top up battery water? Aiyo....lazy leh...sianz... :bleh:

Ender:

--- Quote from: alantan9 on August 05, 2008, 08:49:36 PM ---Hmmz....but then if use wet cell...how often to top up battery water? Aiyo....lazy leh...sianz... :bleh:

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Mine already more than 1 1/2 year. Never top up water once...

BTW, Maintenance free battery is not dry cell, It's still wet, but it's sealed to keep water loss to the minimum..

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