You will have to check with your specific airline but I believe you are allowed to carry on batteries with up to 160 Watt Hr capacity so these should be perfect.
@@YohanLim-vl2of interesting… perhaps a typo? The formula for watt hours is Ah x volts = watt hours so that battery is 10ah x 14.8v = 148 watt hours. Now I won’t sleep until I get to the bottom of this!
@@LocalKnowledge 14.8V is for the “Electric Reel Dedicated Voltage”. Taking a look at the “Charger Output Voltage” which is 16.8V multiplied by the battery capacity which is 10ah = ~168WH. The description on the website seems right but the company gave me wrong information and I also got wrong information from you. I had to double check because I don’t want TSA to seize my battery.
How long do the fish?
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Can I bring this battery in my carry on when I fly?
You will have to check with your specific airline but I believe you are allowed to carry on batteries with up to 160 Watt Hr capacity so these should be perfect.
@@LocalKnowledge But it’s 168WH! So I won’t be able to. I also emailed the company and they told me it’s 120WH. They don’t even know their product!
@@YohanLim-vl2of interesting… perhaps a typo? The formula for watt hours is Ah x volts = watt hours so that battery is 10ah x 14.8v = 148 watt hours. Now I won’t sleep until I get to the bottom of this!
@@LocalKnowledge 14.8V is for the “Electric Reel Dedicated Voltage”. Taking a look at the “Charger Output Voltage” which is 16.8V multiplied by the battery capacity which is 10ah = ~168WH. The description on the website seems right but the company gave me wrong information and I also got wrong information from you. I had to double check because I don’t want TSA to seize my battery.
Are they compatible with Shimano beastmaster reels?
Yes they are!
@@abyssbattery great
Yup!