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RoyB
Sep 07, 2014Explorer II
You're lucky they didn't explode on you.. Still happens...
This is usually caused by the older single mode converter/chargers that put a constant 13.6VDC which is right on the edge of boiling out battery fluids over an extended time.
When I was using one of those converters I always checked my battery fluids on a regular basis. After I changed the converter/charger out for the multi-stage smart mode charging type I still check my batteries out of habit but never find them low on fluids anymore.
Roy Ken
This is usually caused by the older single mode converter/chargers that put a constant 13.6VDC which is right on the edge of boiling out battery fluids over an extended time.
When I was using one of those converters I always checked my battery fluids on a regular basis. After I changed the converter/charger out for the multi-stage smart mode charging type I still check my batteries out of habit but never find them low on fluids anymore.
Roy Ken
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