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Stephen Trapani wrote: Pete C wrote: On Jul 26, 3:52 pm, "KLC Lewis" wrote: It takes me about 10 - 15 minutes to check all of the cells in my bank. This is with the boat sitting calmly at the dock. I would much prefer not to have to open those cells with the boat in motion, sloshing battery acid around. If a meter will give me reasonably accurate information, which I can verify from time to time with a physical check of the electrolyte when it can be done safely, so much the better. Well, buy a Smartguage then! ![]() Can't a person extrapolate state of charge with a simple voltmeter? Stephen It can be done, IF you have charactorized you battery cells before hand, and have a good running record of SG vs Voltage on a per cell basis. Other than that you just "Guesstimating", and that is about as accurate as a DartBoard....... Bruce in alaska -- add a 2 before @ |