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Darick,
They are similar to lead-acid car batteries in that
they can be charged by normal means (uncertified by the FAA, yet!), and have
more cranking power when they are warm. They are not similar to car
batteries in that the caps are special, and will not fit car
batteries.
Percy in NM, USA
A newbie question to
all,
I'd like to know
more about the batteries in our aircraft.
The coupe I'm buying
has not been flown very much (less than 10 hours/year), consequently, the
battery has not been charged on a regular basis (and maybe it doesn't need to
be). I was wondering if they are constructed similar to auto batteries,
i.e. lead acid, that can be charged by a typical auto battery charger, if
necessary on a trickle charge?
Thanks,
Darick
Gundy
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