Hi Jesse,
I see you have already received several responses to your post. Only one item
to add.
Given the electrolyte was dumped and replaced with "new" you SG readings will
be artificially high and am surprised they are reading ~1.225. I surmise that
low strength acid may have been added
wn. Some types will automatically start back up if the
> voltage rises high enough again. This could give you a bit of a false
> reading as to total capacity
>
> Be careful.
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> Dan
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> --- On *Wed, 1/26/11, Mick Abraham * wrote:
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> From: Mick Abraham
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rises high enough again. This could give you a bit of a false reading
as to total capacity
Be careful.
Dan
--- On Wed, 1/26/11, Mick Abraham wrote:
From: Mick Abraham
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Load testing batteries?
To: "RE-wrenches"
Date: Wednesday, January 26, 2011, 9:19
Hello, Jesse~ Instead of trying for laboratory precision, here's a way to
measure the battery capacity using equipment that you may already own:
* Gather up appropriate safety stuff: gloves, goggles, baking soda,
distilled water, off duty fireman, blast protection, etc.
* Connect only two of the
Wrenches,
I have some (4) rolls 6 volt batteries 4000 series S-460. They are from a stand
alone system in Ely, MN I have mentioned in a previous question. I had
mentioned in the previous post that they were suspected to have been frozen
(bulged cases). The owner took them out of the system, du
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