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Gilligan wrote:
Battery charging is a science and must be done properly. Looking thru the maintenance log of our tugboat, I saw that the two previous owners had been replacing batteries after about 2 years, although they carefully noted level readings etc etc. The charger was huge buzzing ferro-resonant contraption, cutting edge state-of-the-art 1920s technology. I unbolted it and threw it away. DSK |
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