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On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 17:47:44 -0700, Michael Remski
wrote: Should I use the 2A or 6A setting on the battery charger when charing a marine battery? Whats the difference (besides 4 amps....L)? From my understanding, a "trickle" charge is preferred over a higher Amperage charge, if time permits. The slower the electrons (?) bond to the plates (?) the better they pack. Plus, gasses and plate buckling are kept to a minimum. Hey, I know this isn't technical, but it's like trying to roast a Turkey in half the time at twice the heat. But.... 6 Amps is hardly considered a big charge current. |
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