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On Feb 24, 5:35 pm, krj wrote:
Batteries should be fully charged BEFORE starting equalization. Fully charge the batteries then test with a hygrometer to see if equalization is needed krj The batteries were fully charged. Unfortunately these are sealed lead acid and can't be tested with a hygrometer. The batteries are 1.5 years old and have never been equalized and have gone through 2 cruising seasons. -- Geoff |
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