Another idea I heard recently was to get a one gallon garden sprayer and
fill it with distilled water. Cut the tip so it provides a stream instead of
a spray.

"Eric H" wrote in message
news:bzNFb.46$gi4.31@fe01...
"Turkey basters work pretty well also."

Best I've found are hypodermic syringes, large ones.

"JohnH" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 20:18:28 GMT, "Doug Kanter"

wrote:

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"RG" wrote in message
...
Over the years, I've been pretty remiss in taking proper care of my
batteries.

They're always deep in the hold someplace; I NEVER have distilled water
on
hand, and there are always other things that are easier and more fun to
do
than check the water level and re-fill the batteries.

Yesterday, I discovered that the former owner of my latest toy ( a 16
ft.
Carolina Skiff) not only buried the battery belong a deck, he also
hadn't
added water to the cells in a long time. I also realized that
re-filling
it
in place was going to be a chore.

For once, ( since the level was so low) I went to the store and bought
some
distilled water. I also picked up a baby bottle, ( mostly because I
couldn't
find a funnel in a grocery store). I cut a 1/4 inch opening in the end
off
of the nipple and now have a handy way to direct the water stream right
into
the cell openings.

Just thought I'd share.
RichG
http://groups.msn.com/CarolinaSkiffOwners



Turkey basters work pretty well also.
John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD