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On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 14:17:50 GMT, Don White
wrote: wrote: Popular widsom has it that the batteries should be removed from the boat before winteer storage. The boat will be stored outside, here in Montreal,. Question is, why can the batteries not be left in the boat if they are fully charged before the winter and charged again in the spring? I'd bet over your 4 month winter the battery would discharge and freeze if just left outside. The question is...do you want a reliable battery to use in the spring? My boat is stored outside, over 6 months every winter, temperature here in Finland being sometimes -30C... No problems leaving fully charged battery in the boat with one wire disconnected. Used to charge the battery once during winter. Would start my diesel on first try in spring. This year I connected a small 5 watt solar panel. Though there will be _no_ sunlight for about a month in December ![]() Mika .................................................. ............. A bad day on the water is better than a great day on land. Lähetätkö e-mailia? Vaihda osoitteen eka (vai oliko se toka?) kahdeksikko numeroksi viisi. |
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