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Golf Cart batteries / What I have learned
Jim wrote in news:ANErg.4757$ye3.3213
@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net: The old battery boiler charger is going in the trash. Darn....Where do you live? I might try to get it! The 40A heavy duty charger in my stepvan that charges the house batteries from my Honda 3KW inverter-genset is the original OEM charger from my friend's Amel Sharki French ketch. It's one of the finest battery chargers I ever had, but you must regulate it manually through its 3 steps...low, medium and bigtime... (c; That old charger is a great battery charger IF you take the time to TIME its charging. It's just a rotten float charger for a boat..... The one under my desk rarely drops off past 20A, charging the 1930's vintage Edison Nickel-Iron-Potassium Hydroxide telephone cells under the house. That's the "house house batteries" here in hurricane country. POWER is REALLY our friend when the powerlines all lay in the street! |
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