charging a depleted non-deep cycle battery
I left both of my dome lights on in my SUV for a couple of days, and it wouldn't start. I jumped it, left it running for a good half hour or more, and now I have it on a battery charger. It has a ...
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Over the years I have never had much luck with re-couping the truck start batteries after they have been run down.
I would think the slow long term charge would be the best bet.
Thinking back 30-40 years the garages would hit them with as much volatge as they could come up with and do a quick one to two hours of charge. Those batteries would be almost be glowing RED HOT...
I saw one blow up once at a garage. The top of the battery went up on the roof of the garage...
I seem to always have to replace my truck start battery if it ever goes dead over the winter months...
Roy Ken
I would think the slow long term charge would be the best bet.
Thinking back 30-40 years the garages would hit them with as much volatge as they could come up with and do a quick one to two hours of charge. Those batteries would be almost be glowing RED HOT...
I saw one blow up once at a garage. The top of the battery went up on the roof of the garage...
I seem to always have to replace my truck start battery if it ever goes dead over the winter months...
Roy Ken
