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Ski Pro thanks for posting the link. Coulda saved five bucks if I had procrastinated [emoji1].

Love YouTube so that's the next step, probably need some kinda waterproof box for the battery. Looking forward to adding some more complications to my not so simple T160.

Cheers

Here is a link to a Lock-N-Lock Storage container that I use for my FF battery.  Haven't been able to find them recently, but ordered one on Amazon about two years ago (should have gotten a few more):

http://foodstoragecontainersa.tumblr.com/post/35777609190/lock-lock-storage-11-cup-medium-container 

There are some similiar ones out there, not sure if they are as good of quality or what.  But for the price, and the years's that my first one served me, it's a great deal!

Found another link on Amazon. Only it has a $7.50 shipping price 

http://www.amazon.com/Lock-LockSquare-Storage-Container-88-Ounce/dp/B004LSQVPA/ref=pd_rhf_se_s_cp_3_ZHVS?ie=UTF8&refRID=01XD2AECKBKQD0VEJY27

I buy these at Target for like $5 each and they are perfect.

From my downrigger post....these boxes are primo and not very expensive. Perfect fit for a normal brick battery.

Anyways, searched a couple of stores and ended up going with the old standby Outdoor Products (formerly Ozark Trail) waterproof boxes at Wal-Mart.

 These are honestly pretty great made in china cheap pieces of crap plastic boxes.  They aren't terribly expensive, but are well put together and waterproof. I've historically used them to protect batteries (as you'll see later). 

From my downrigger post....these boxes are primo and not very expensive. Perfect fit for a normal brick battery.

Anyways, searched a couple of stores and ended up going with the old standby Outdoor Products (formerly Ozark Trail) waterproof boxes at Wal-Mart.

 These are honestly pretty great made in china cheap pieces of crap plastic boxes.  They aren't terribly expensive, but are well put together and waterproof. I've historically used them to protect batteries (as you'll see later).

I used those too.  A few months back, WM had them on sale for ~$6.

So some grease andor a box, a foam block with marine goop and I'm good to go.

Sweet!

Here is a link to a Lock-N-Lock Storage container that I use for my FF battery.  Haven't been able to find them recently, but ordered one on Amazon about two years ago (should have gotten a few more):

http://foodstoragecontainersa.tumblr.com/post/35777609190/lock-lock-storage-11-cup-medium-container 

There are some similiar ones out there, not sure if they are as good of quality or what.  But for the price, and the years's that my first one served me, it's a great deal!

Checked out this link and it is labeled as a "Lock and amp" container .....how appropriate [emoji1].
The description of the product is hella funny, certainly not written by a native English speaker, had me cracking up, (nothing against non native folks, was just funny).

From my downrigger post....these boxes are primo and not very expensive. Perfect fit for a normal brick battery.

Anyways, searched a couple of stores and ended up going with the old standby Outdoor Products (formerly Ozark Trail) waterproof boxes at Wal-Mart.

 These are honestly pretty great made in china cheap pieces of crap plastic boxes.  They aren't terribly expensive, but are well put together and waterproof. I've historically used them to protect batteries (as you'll see later).

I used those too.  A few months back, WM had them on sale for ~$6.

I use this box too. Just the right size for the battery and an extra fuse...