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![]() "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... Rather obviously, the battery would not accept additional voltage if it was "fully charged" at 12.6. I think this sentence is the core of your confusion. You can apply any voltage you want on the battery. "Equalization" or "Reconditioning" modes of chargers often apply 17 volts, and the battery will rise to that potential. It will also boil and melt if you leave it there too long. Eisboch |
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