Battery "warm up period"
I'm looking at getting a set of 6V's and I understand that there's basically a break in period (industry calls it a warm up period) before the batt achieves it's full capacity. Trojan says this can ta...
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Nothing new. Just more******printing from the legal department.
No need to waste time doing extra cycles if not camping. Just lowers the overall life of the battery. Trojan's are still a good battery and you will not notice the difference.
It's just a few of us (with plenty of time on our hands) that noticed the difference when checking out our new batteries versus are our old ones. In my case they happen to be Trojan's replacing 10 year old Trojan's. We started doing this about 2 years ago.
The manufacturer's just changed their enclosed instructions to cover their butts after some here called or wrote them about the early missing capacity.
No need to waste time doing extra cycles if not camping. Just lowers the overall life of the battery. Trojan's are still a good battery and you will not notice the difference.
It's just a few of us (with plenty of time on our hands) that noticed the difference when checking out our new batteries versus are our old ones. In my case they happen to be Trojan's replacing 10 year old Trojan's. We started doing this about 2 years ago.
The manufacturer's just changed their enclosed instructions to cover their butts after some here called or wrote them about the early missing capacity.
