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That's kind of like "How long is a piece of string" ... There are tons of battery threads ...Maybe a search will help ... I have used the Big Crank and have no regrets
I also consider warranty and ease of exchange if it bonks out on you. To me, somewhat local is a plus (Less down time).
Be sure to clean and light dielectric grease the connections well mated and tight, and it will do you well for the life of the battery.
Mine is a Duracell, 2 year warranty from Batteries Plus, going on year #5 I believe. Warranty honored at any of their stores. It shares time on a battery tender along with a squad of other batteries each awaiting their turn every few days at a time.
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