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NEWS
| Sept. 30, 2020
M-ATV/MRAP: Better Check Your Optima® Batteries
BLUF:
MIM 20-040 advises that the REDTOP battery has been replaced with the YELLOWTOP battery.
Photo by
Sgt. Branden Bourque
Does your unit’s MRAPs include M-ATVs? Heads up! You’re no longer able to order the Optima® REDTOP® battery, NSN 6140-01-534-6466, according to TACOM LCMC Maintenance Information Message (MIM) 20-040.
The good news is, they’ve been replaced with the Optima® YELLOWTOP® battery, NSN-6140-01-441-4272.
Check out the table below for a list of M-ATVs this applies to:
Model
NSN 2355-
LIN
M1240A1
01-596-1330
M05030
M1277
01-623-0967
M05029
M1274
01-621-5506
M05027
M1276
01-620-7041
M05028
M1245A1
01-641-2096
M05051
Be careful because the REDTOP® and YELLOWTOP® batteries have different power ratings and
cannot
be intermixed in the same battery box. Intermixing in same battery box may cause battery failure. But it’s okay to have two REDTOP® batteries in one box and two YELLOWTOP® batteries in the other.
This info isn’t in TM 9‐2355‐335‐10 (Apr 20) and IETM 9‐2355‐335‐13&P (Apr 20) yet, so make a note until they’re updated.
View the complete MIM 20-040 at:
https://tulsa.tacom.army.mil/Maintenance/message.cfm?id=MI20-040.html
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