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Marsoni
M251S
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Antigravity Batteries Group 75 Lithium Car Battery w/Re-StartGroup 75 78 OEM Automotive Case size (directly replace stock battery). LxWxH: 9 x 6. 85 x 7. 85 inches. Amp Hours: 40 Ah (Actual). High Power: 1500 Cranking Amps. Exclusive RE START Technology: Wireless Jump Starting built in; just press the button on your Keyfob remote. Complete Battery Management System built in. Ultra Lightweight: Drop up to 40 lbs instantly! 70% lighter than lead. Safest Battery Technology using full BMS and Lifepo4 Lithium
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