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  • Battery voltage required for a motorcycle

    070790vivek

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    for a normal bike like splendor. how many volt's battery we required😔 ?
    is it 6 volt ?
    and for four wheelers......
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Feb 10, 2010

    Thread moved to electrical/electronics engineering section.
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  • 070790vivek

    Member • Feb 10, 2010

    this question is related to mechanical engineering .
    they have to know this factor also not important only for electrical engineers😔
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  • lal

    Member • Feb 10, 2010

    I think its 9v.
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  • harinarayanan

    Member • Feb 10, 2010

    For motor cycle the battery voltage is 12 volt. For the cars 12volt but the ampere hour (Ah ) is high comparing with battery used in the motor cycle.
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  • lal

    Member • Feb 10, 2010

    i dont think so. i think its 9v itself.
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  • 070790vivek

    Member • Feb 11, 2010

    I READ IN A OLD(1980) BOOK THAT FOR BYKE IT IS 6 AND FOR CARS IT IS 12

    BUT I AM ITERESTED IN PRESENT SITUATION

    ACCORDING TO lal if it is 9 then can u tell me the reason
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  • roxy_1001

    Member • Feb 13, 2010

    yes .... #-Link-Snipped-# is right... 12V battery is used for both .. only ampere ratings are different
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  • gohm

    Member • Feb 14, 2010

    any recent ones should be 12 volt. If you are looking for a specific model the specs info on the manufacture's website will tell you.
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  • lal

    Member • Feb 14, 2010

    Sorry, i was wrong. its 12 v. i confirmed it. sorry again.
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  • 070790vivek

    Member • Feb 15, 2010

    ya it is really 12 volt
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