Yes it is, but it depends on what insulation tape you purchase as it comes in different widths 🤔
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I would love ke to say the same, but I use various different widths for different jobs 🤔 😉
One of the best places for batteries of all sorts I have found to be https://www.tayna.co.uk/ Very good prices and genuine next day delivery
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We have bought from Tayna previously and no issue with delivery. The issue is if the battery needs to be returned for whatever reason, you have a big hassle on your hands. Speaking from experience.
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+1 wrt returning hassle. But generally batteries don’t give many problems when new.
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Taking into account my past experiences, please do not associate with me as it seems I am extremely unlucky. LOL!
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It’s not the buying that is a problem it’s the returning in the event of a problem. A used battery however new is treated as hazardous waste and requires a licensed carrier, but most such carriers work regionally not long distance. I posted a thread on my experiences but unlike my relaxed axle thread I’m not going to resurrect it and subject myself to a merry go round of questions and advice. Suffice to say I have never bought an online battery since. 🤣🤣🤣
You mean you don't want to subject yourself to a sort of battery 🙄
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Thanks Mel as was unsure about whether to start a new thread, but then i dragged it out after making a flippant comment about luck which came back to bite me very hard in the rear! LOL!
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