ktmrfs wrote:
I had one of the HF "beast" chargers, it's now down at our son's house, but he brings it up when I need it.
Extech makes pretty decent meters. Not NIST traceable, but still accurate enough for our use. In fact Extech, Amprobe OEM meters to well known and well respected T&M companies.
My next task is to check the 4 Trojan T-125's GC2's that are 10 years old on my other trailer. It will be interesting to see how close to replacement they may be. They often get drawn down to 30% SOC or so and have lots of cycle on them.
OK. Sounds like you're saying my meter is up the task at hand here. Thanks!
Yeah, it's amazing how long batteries can last that are continuously floated when not in use.
Now if this is the HF charger you have, then you may want to thinking about trading your son for another one...
