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MEXICOWANDERER
Jun 07, 2019Explorer
That is a sealed calcium/calcium battery. Most likely an Exide.
It is to be maintained +.2 volts higher than a starting lead antimony battery. And they do not tolerate cycling.
But they offer CCA up the gazoo. 48's have lots of CCA that's why your old battery tested so well. IMHO good job deciding to swing with the hydrometer. Many 48 batteries fail 2 weeks after impressive CCA readings
It is to be maintained +.2 volts higher than a starting lead antimony battery. And they do not tolerate cycling.
But they offer CCA up the gazoo. 48's have lots of CCA that's why your old battery tested so well. IMHO good job deciding to swing with the hydrometer. Many 48 batteries fail 2 weeks after impressive CCA readings
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