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I suppose you can get some spec from the manufacturer dealing
with storage temperatures. Battery temperature is much more important than getting the ultimate charge. As I said earlier, overcharging an AGM is the leading cause of battery failure. Other than that, they are very rugged. I believe that AGM are used inmost military vehicles and many aircraft in general. The environments they are used in can get very hot and very cold. Doug s/v Callista "TORMAC53" wrote in message ... Yes the charger is temp sensitive. I am more concerned about the heat of the engine regarless of charging. I know charging temp is important to the ultimate best charge but I am more intrested in the survival aspect |
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