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"Bob Crantz" wrote...
| Charge them up Yes, but how? Doesn't it make a difference? | .... and measure peak current into a low impedance load (short | circuit). If they deliver their rated current they are still good, the cell | impedance is not high. | | Age does not matter, past history does not matter much. Keep them topped off | with distilled water and actually MEASURE their performance. | Agreed. A moderate or low load test over a measured time interval is easy to do and the best way to rate battery performance. That's better IMHO than a quick high load test, unless you are specifically testing start batteries. | Don't listen to these old wive's tales. | Hey in some cases, that's all ya got! Paladin wrote: Bad advice. Those batteries are obviously shot. No doubt sulfphated all to hell. | If that's all, not a problem... with the right equipment, of course. A good charger is not expensive and makes a HUGE difference in battery life & performance. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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