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On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 03:37:05 GMT, Bill Kiene wrote:
My RV guy said that I should checked the fluid level and charged my battery once a month. Boats should be the same. I also learned that you should charge your deep cycle electric motor battery as soon as you get home. Letting batteries lay around without being fully charged is not good for them. What might be better is to remove the battery and leave it in at least a partially heated area. I am planning to do that with mine, leaving it in a heated garage where it would be easier to keep an eye on it, checking fluid level and an occasional trickle charge. -- Larry email is rapp at lmr dot com |
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