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Capt. Neal® wrote:

You haven't read the post where I clarified your above misconception by
explaining lead/acid batteries don't store electrons per se but use
electrons provided in the charging process to drive chemical reactions
that change the composition of the plates and set them up for chemical
reactions in the other direction that changes the composition of the
plates back with an attendant release of electrons via the chemical
reactions. One could say electrons are stored vicariously.

CN

Ahhh, but that is not what you posted....
and that is a very simplistic view of the actual Chemistry, and Physics
involved here...and it also doesn't go to the OP's orginal question, and
your claim that wet cell batteries individual cell charge state will
self-level between cells connected in series by discharging under load.
This is ONLY true when the cells are COMPLETELY discharged, and they are
DEAD FLAT. At that point they are all equal, and not before.



Bruce in alaska
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