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On 1/7/2014 10:04 AM, Eric Greenwell wrote:
A weak battery, unless it was run completely flat, will take just as long to charge as good battery that was discharged the same amount. You have to replace the amp hours you took out, regardless of the capacity of the battery. OK, I should have said "A flat bad battery will charge quicker than a flat good battery" precisely because you need to put fewer amp hours into the bad battery before it is fully charged. What fills quicker from the same tap, a large cup or a shot glass? I have heard many folks say something like "that battery must be good because it takes a good charge in no time at all." Vaughn |
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