If those prices are anywhere near the ballpark, someone selling a KR would sure do better in the UK than here. I think Marty's went overseas, probably for that reason.
*********** Larry, you were right. I wrote the 7.2 Ah gelcell off too quickly. I thought it was toast because when putting the charger on it the charger needle would not register any movement. I recently left the charger on it at 2 amps for 24 hours and voltage climbed from 5.4 or so to 13.85. The charger needle was in the same position before and after - have no idea why. I took the readings with a multimeter. I took it down to the battery tester today and pulled 50 amps on it for a few seconds, twice. It didn't fail the test, so it looks like I still have a good Yuasa gelcell. I've read several times about ruining batteries through excessively discharging them (maybe it's deep-cycle batteries I'm thinking of), but my experience now matches yours and a couple other people who have deeply discharged batteries and then got them back in service without apparent harm. *********** For anyone needing to calibrate their encoders, if you have an ACK A-30 the company will overhaul your encoder and calibrate it to a fine point for $60. If you have one of the later models they'll even do it for free. Mine has been reading 300 feet high since I installed it. Most instrument shops will charge more than $60 to calibrate an encoder. Mike ____________________________________________________________ Protect Your Investment. Get Low Home Insurance Quotes Online Free! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/jZBdzA3AqImVtvKipXkdw92VXfC7ypAZZf0eH5thkNdxJpvY1rpXv8E/
