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Default Outboard Overcharging... (long)

Part of that could be luck with the electronics. The water not
boiling off can be explained by the low charging current and the
battery's apparent ability to develop a high surface charge.
Different battery, different results.


Ok Wayne,
That makes sense but I have tried 4 different batteries so far. You would
think that I would have at least burn out a light bulb or something...
Based on your thoughts would you think that in a system like this a bigger
battery or a smaller battery should work better? Remember, as many others
mentioned, these things ran perfect for years as did mine then just went crazy.
Some of the old posts I found state the problem starts with a new battery.
Do you know of any major differences in regular (not maintenence free)
batteries of the 80's and what they have now?

 
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