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On May 23, 4:46 pm, navti wrote:
AGM Leisure battery 110AH arrived flat I would return them, salesman lied... If you wanna test them then: 1 charge them up, use boat charger 2 discharge them, w/a constant load [I'm sure you have an ammeter in your boat?] Just turn on all the lights, note amp drain on meter. 3 multiply Amps times hours of discharge untill batt is 11V [some will argue about 11V as "batt=dead"] [note: permanent damage if you go below 10.5V] 4 If less than 110, return to seller! You can of course repeat this procedure a few times to see if you get better results each time, if no Major improvement on second go'round, stop wasting time... When testing out of boat, I use an automobile headlamp non-halogen, they're usually 7-12 amps [you need to measure this with an ammeter]. tom =-== |
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