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How an ODYSSEY Battery Is Made
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2014
- Take an in-depth look into the ODYSSEY manufacturing process!
ODYSSEY Battery's high-quality products are manufactured to provide superior performance for a variety of power applications. Learn More at www.ODYSSEYBattery.com
Strongest man in the world. He stood there and held a 40 to 50 lb battery with one hand while I gave the whole introductory speech.
😂😂😂
just case bro..😅
It was empty casing without lead plates or electrolyte lmao.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
There were 2 sandwiches and a banana in there...
Cool video, thanks for making your product in the USA!
The previous battery in my Grand Prix was an Optima Yellow which was installed in 2008, so it lasted for almost 12 years. Now it seems the best on the market is Odyssey. So I bought one and now my car starts like it should again: instantly. Paid almost $300 for it but it's good insurance from getting stranded somewhere.
I was very impressed with the manufacturing process.
excellent video...camera work, editing, and presentation (Bruce)....thanks.
Learned a lot in a short amount of time.
Wow! This guy is stronger than he looks! Holding up a battery like it's a pamphlet!
yeah, I was amused by that, too.
It's just the outer body with no cells and acid..just like an empty box..this type is really heavy
empty shell LOL
love that there made here,USA, keep good quality control, please dont start building junk for high dollar,or you will fail.
Would be interesting to see the battery top get sealed/closed after the acid got put in.
12:13 guy never saw him coming 😂
I'm sold! I just told my mechanic to change out both Champion wet cell acid batteries to the Odyssey Extreme Group 65 batteries in my F250 7.3 liter Super Duty diesel truck!!!
Super, your drive, your machines, your product. Thanks for your active efforts taken, from Jawaharlal Bharat INDIA 🙏
American Goodness !!😊 it’s the only battery I will ever use in my boat or truck.
Excellent video, I'll be ordering one very soon for my '33 Hotrod.
Great video and demo, I am extremely impressed with the manufacturing process for Odyssey batteries and that they are still made in the USA, and are of the highest quality. What is the recommended voltage output for an alternator when using a AGM battery? I recently found a website selling custom 250 amp and 350 amp alternators with 14.8 volt alternator voltage regulators for AGM batteries on GM cars, is that the correct voltage that should be used?
I watched another Odyssey battery video that stated that the alternator voltage should be between 14.1 to 14.7 volts.
Sad that optima used to be the go to battery but is average now. Looks like Odyssey is the way to go and its made in America.
Johnson Controls bought Optima batteries and moved manufacturing to Mexico, I was watching a video by Scotty Kilmer that stated they also changed the type of lead used and is using an alloy mix which lowered the quality and longevity of the battery, yet their prices have not decreased only their profit margins have.
Odyssey is the best for a long time now
Had an Optima Yellow Top in my 2011 Tacoma from new. Lasted 8 years, but I've heard since they moved to Mexico, the quality has gone into the toilet. Odyssey Extreme is the way to go.
Great Video! Thanks for the detailed explanation on the whole battery production process! well done!
These are great batteries. I just put one in my sailboat for starting.
Its all I buy. have many of these batts. the two oldest are 12 years old. Still operate 100% after 10 years of service running a hydraulic pump on a trailer over 100 cycles per week. NOT ONCE HAVE THEY EVER WENT DEAD FOR PUMPS OR STARTING MY TRUCKS! The one thing I have found that is worth the money!!!
outstanding product, using this in a professional car starter pack for several years; after changing the dead hawker 12V 16ah with another brand, it wasnt as nearly as powerful as the Hawker was.
Enersys pure lead is worth its money.
Love my Odyssey batteries and so does my Subaru!
Great presentation I'd buy one 👍
Just bought one for my Toyota and it’s great. I’ll be back in a few years and let you know how it goes.
EXCELLENT Video! I'm sold!
Definitely a unique UA-cam video very unique uniquely American made only for the uniquely quality conscious consumer I hope you like my uniquely written comment
Interesting video I liked it and it looks like an awesome product. I saw odyssey batteries as a sponsor for NASCAR phenom Hailie Deegan Thank you for making an awesome product and for sponsoring her endeavors
Thankfully, much Luv
How does the guy make the battery look so light at the end of the video?
That was a cool process...
The video looks great but I have had two Odyssey batteries before & they both failed & 2nd within a year . The first one was replaced under warranty ( thank you ) . I had way lesser lead acid batteries last longer . The second battery was with out a doubt properly maintained but still failed by not being able to charge .
Let's pay a game.
Take a shot whenever he say "unique".
Go!
I'm drunk.
Impressive!
I just installed one in my wife’s and my vehicle. It’s much heavier than the ones that came with the car (factory). It’s very obvious it’s higher quality.
This is freakin awesome!
I really love the video I Live full-time off grid with a true deep cycle batteries and my question is your battery has a 1 mm thickness for the plate and I'm told that this is not good for solar as the plates will warp that's my question is this true or faults
Outstanding video, thanks for doing this for us.
thanks . it really prefect....
con una chiusura coperchio così quante batterie fanno all'ora?
Great video! Very informative!
Great Video,, Well Explained!.
I'm assuming sensor terminology is cold cranking amps that your target audience is for car starting SLI not for solar applications correct
This plant is located in which country & what is its battery production capacity per year?
Very informative .... Thanks
I use odyssey battery’s in my Harley motorcycles. I’ve had them last 10 years. On 2 different bikes. And 12 years in my Silverado. Still hurts to pay that much for a battery tho.
Great video.
This is the best battery made today . They use pure new lead not recycled lead like all the imports have
j'ai 1 odyssey 34R-PC1500 sur mon Nissan pathfinder 2005 et ce sont les meilleurs batterie actuelle.
j'ai eu des Optima et que des problèmes dès qu'il fait froid il y a plus de jus.
l'Odyssey à moins 35 degrés rigole, elle fonctionne à merveille.
Je vous les recommandes, l'investissement en vaut la peine, merci Odyssey
@14:26 Check the wet foot prints. Take 8, action!
400 cycles to 80% DoD but how many cycles to 50% DoD? The industry standard normally states/recommends 50% DoD max. Can I correctly assume about 700 to 800 cycles to 50% DoD? Also, what is actually happening to the battery that it limits the # of cycles? Which part of the battery is "wearing out"?
Thank You Everybody for All that you are doing for our Planet Earth.. Peace Shalom Salam Namaste 🙏🏻😊🌈✌☮❤🕊
Napa legend
BACK IN THE DAY WHEN WE WAS YOUNGER MY BROTHER HAD A OLD WIZZARD BATTERY THAT LASTED 13 YEARS BACK THEN IT WAS ABOUT A 25 DOLLAR BATTERY
I’m here today because I just purchased an odyssey battery 🔋 at AutoZone ! 2022
15% more surface area is why I bought 2.
Best battery, but hard to find
this sounds like I'm going to Miami Vice.
I just watched an Interstate Battery video that was red exactly the same way 🤨🤨 maybe it's like french fries at fast food places and everyone has their own way of doing it even though the end result is the same product lol
Not the same product at all. Not even on the same planet of you want an accurate analogy.
Enersys makes interstate batteries as well
I wonder if these are still made in America with 9.99 percent pure lead from America? I thought the greenie meanies ran all the North American lead smelters out of business years ago (since this video). Need a new battery for my Can am Outlander. Just doing my research since these are available, along with AGM, and Lithium batteries.
USA sourced Lead? I though the EPA had shut down the main mine near Herculaneum, Mo. a few years ago.
Well this video WAS uploaded in 2014.
No, “North American” sourced lead.
Good 👍👍👍❤
Optima batteries used to be awesome but their quality has dropped over the years. What is the warranty on the Odyssey battery anyway? I've always wanted one and I can see now why they cost so much. However I need to know what the warranty is? Walmart still offers a 3 year replacement on their Everstart Maxx batteries and you can still get them for a 1/3 of the cost of an Odyssey. An Odyssey would have to offer a much better warranty if I'm going to pay triple the price of a Walmart Everstart Maxx battery. 🤔
Great point, I was also wondering why they only have a three year warranty, I use to have the best Interstate battery for my 1998 BMW and it had a 7 year pro rated warranty and 48 month free replacement, but the replacement Johnson Control batteries they use now only have a 36 month warranty.
Almost like lead foil.
Fanks ship to Australia as we pay $700 for them
Is it true that as of 2023,the average new battery sold in USA has a lowered purity of the lead used as compared to batteries sold as of,say,before the Obama presidency?
I don't care for 1mm thick at all, 2.5 what I want.
Spoke to Bruce and Kathy a few times. Kathy in Tech know's her stuff. I will try an ODYSSEY one more time but this time I will put a PowerPulse PP12L on it to hopefully make it last. ODYSSEY said they tested it, but didn't see any benefit........ Another thing Kathy stated is to NEVER use any charger other than their's to charge these or the higher voltage will destroy the battery....... but they have a list of approved chargers:
www.odysseybattery.com/documents/ODYSSEY_approved_12V_chargers.pdf
2020 Approved Charger list:
www.odysseybattery.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ODYSSEY_approved_12V_chargers.pdf
If these batteries require a special "approved" charger, how can a car alternator charge(keep it charged) properly?
Good question isn't it?
@@Jeff-sc1df From what I remember their tech support said it's critical that a car's alternator also NOT charge above 14.7-14.9 where many car-chargers will go above 15V during the different charging phases and they're charger have a charging "algorithm" or "program" that prevent over-charging which is why they have their chargers built to their specs. by Schumacher , at least they used to. I think it has to do with how thin their lead plates are and over-charging will overheat them. From what I remember their technology is ultra-thin plates this way they can stuff more in their for higher-capacity-longer-life.... Here''s their new approved charger list, so they definitely have voltage requirement along with I think at a certain pulsed frequency to desulfate them: www.odysseybattery.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ODYSSEY_approved_12V_chargers.pdf
Here's that tech-document on not charging above 15V. so if your alternator does, it will eventually ruin their battery: www.odysseybattery.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ODYSSEY_Battery_Reconditioning_Charge_Procedure.pdf
@@Jeff-sc1df Here's that tech-document on not charging above 15V. so if your alternator does or your regular battery charger does, it will eventually ruin their battery: www.odysseybattery.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ODYSSEY_Battery_Reconditioning_Charge_Procedure.pdf
@@chrispompano
Good to know.....thank you!
High output alternator for high power sound systems would probably ruin the battery one would assume.
@@Jeff-sc1df ....I think they're ONLY concerned about voltage, not amperage or a hi-output alternator..... I don't thin hi-output alternators increase voltage, or at least they really shouldn't unless they're meant to charge some special kind of audio sound-system battery, but I don't think.....have to check with the alt. mfg. or again check with Oddessy Tech assistance to see if a hi-amp alternator would ruin their battery.....
Pb al 99,99% per fare le griglie, sicuri che il video sia stato montato bene?
I have a battery made with nuclear
Shouldn't he be wearing a mask OSHA will not be happy
let's go to odyssey