Testing AGM batteries?
When I got my last set of batteries (150aH AGM, used), they had been tested on a high-amp car tester. But my friend who knows batteries pretty well said that was not a proper test, that what we shoul...
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Hi,
The reason I asked is because my surplus acid agm telcom jars have a specific gravity of 1.30 when fully charged.
I know that tropicalized electrolyte is of a lower specific gravity and winterized electrolyte is a higher specific gravity. I don't know the actual numbers.
Now that I think about it--clearly the temperatures for gassing need to be lower with the higher specific gravity. That is kind of important with any VRLA jar.
The reason I asked is because my surplus acid agm telcom jars have a specific gravity of 1.30 when fully charged.
I know that tropicalized electrolyte is of a lower specific gravity and winterized electrolyte is a higher specific gravity. I don't know the actual numbers.
Now that I think about it--clearly the temperatures for gassing need to be lower with the higher specific gravity. That is kind of important with any VRLA jar.
