Battery equalization in southern California
I'm looking for a place or a person in southern California that can equalize my 2 Trojan t105s. I called a couple local battery shops and they didn't know what I was talking about. I know a few of you...
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Assuming you are equalizing a pair of Trojan 105"s that had a good charge before starting, I'd let the charger run at 40 amps for two hours. Your charger may not be capable of reaching 16V but anything above 13.5V is going to be stirring the electrolyte.
If you have a hydrometer, definitely use it. It is the best gauge of the state of charge and will let you know the optimum equalization point.
If you have a hydrometer, definitely use it. It is the best gauge of the state of charge and will let you know the optimum equalization point.
