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Posted by Brad L on October 11, 2003 at 19:47:56 from (67.40.167.101):
In Reply to: Re: battery killer posted by Bill Smith on October 11, 2003 at 11:13:02:
The reason that a trickle charge will bring back a dead battery (sometimes)is that it is a constant current type charger so if there is any current flow possibilty the charger is able to force a charge back in. The automatic chargeres are a constant voltage type and if they don't if the battery is too dead they won't be able to force a charge to start.Once the trickle charger gets them started charging then either type of charge will work. Don't use a high constant current type of charger on a battery without a timer of some sorts or it will fry the battery. Also if you over discharge a battery you can actually reverse its polarity and then even if you do get it to recharge you will have really limited its useful life. Brad
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