Determining AH rating of aging batteries
My Trojan 125's are almost 5 years old now, when they were new they were rated at 240 Ah. Now my trimetric is showing 70% at 12.1 volts which I know is wrong. So how can I determine the true Ah rati...
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Have to change C to F here...
A temperature sensitive battery float charger is the answer to maintain flooded batteries in the off season. There's quite a variance in ambient temperature conditions, so compensatory sag and bulge is much more desirable. The question is do any of the maintainers do this?
Letting a battery just "sit" is not good for it. If I had let my parrot sit without him having company he would like so many others, plucked all his feathers out and gone nuts.
A temperature sensitive battery float charger is the answer to maintain flooded batteries in the off season. There's quite a variance in ambient temperature conditions, so compensatory sag and bulge is much more desirable. The question is do any of the maintainers do this?
Letting a battery just "sit" is not good for it. If I had let my parrot sit without him having company he would like so many others, plucked all his feathers out and gone nuts.
