Posted by jack on August 27, 2009, 8:52 pm
> In general terms is seem that sulfation takes place once the battery is less
than
> fully charged, and the lower the charge the more sulfation takes place and
that is
> what ruins many batteries, hence I attempt to keep my batteries near fully
charged.
yes, that helps. the batteryminder plus is specifically supposed to provide a
pulse
with 1 amp max when in maintenance mode. it charges the battery to max, measures
that
no more is possible and automatically switches over to maintenance mode, thus
removing
sulfation from the surface plates. at least that's what their literature states.
Posted by RamRod Sword of Baal on August 27, 2009, 9:40 pm
>> In general terms is seem that sulfation takes place once the battery is
>> less than fully charged, and the lower the charge the more sulfation
>> takes place and that is what ruins many batteries, hence I attempt to
>> keep my batteries near fully charged.
> yes, that helps. the batteryminder plus is specifically supposed to
> provide a pulse with 1 amp max when in maintenance mode. it charges the
> battery to max, measures that no more is possible and automatically
> switches over to maintenance mode, thus removing sulfation from the
> surface plates. at least that's what their literature states.
I have read about these de-sulfation units and have always wondered if they
actually work?
Be interesting to see of anyone comes up and says they do.
Posted by vaughn on August 27, 2009, 10:24 pm
> I have read about these de-sulfation units and have always wondered if
> they actually work?
> Be interesting to see of anyone comes up and says they do.
It won't be me. I have always been very suspicious of any gadget or
magic potion that is supposed to bring batteries back to life. I have never
found any to be worth my time. Pulse de-sulfation may, or may not, extend
the life of a battery, but I am particularly sceptical of any claims that
they will "repair" a bad battery. (Others may have other opinions)
On the other hand, purpose-made lead-acid battery maintainers are
wonderful money & battery saving gadgets.
Vaughn
Posted by Richardson on August 28, 2009, 2:30 am
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Posted by You on August 28, 2009, 8:05 pm
> That's because you lack experience in life about many things. You assumed
> you know a lot don't you dumbass?
>
> Weak charge can also damage your battery's brain....heehee..... I was able
> to bring back to life my cell phone battery the AT&T had a weak charge on it
> for a long time.
>
> Lead acid, may not come back with pulsing. Already tried.
Apples and Oranges there Dufus.... Your Cellphone battery is either
Lithium, NiMH, or Nicad.... None of these has any Sulfur included in
it's Chemistry. SO, your resurrecting your Cellphone Battery has NOTHING
in common with a Sulfated Lead Acid Flooded Cell Battery..... which IS
the topic of conversation, here....
Apparently, you are just a minor Moroooon... (Bugs Bunny Definition)
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