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Califbill
- hide quoted text - True North wrote: As I. Other years, I just brought the boat battery into the basement. I charged the battery and then attached a clearance type light to the posts to run for 30 days...then another charge to start the monthly cycle again. This will go on for 6 months. "Why would you discharge the battery? Â*Hard on them to deep cycle. Â*I use to cook the battery with the old type charger, so plugged the charger in to a wall timer, and took the on pin off the timer, and manually turned on the timer and it turned off in 12 hours or so. Â*Just attach the charger and monthly let th charger run for an hour." Don't totally discharge....light is about a dozen LCDs Read years ago it was good to cycle the battery rather than just let it sit.. |
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