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Paul Burridge
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Hi all,
What's the best way of testing a high capacity 12 volt battery? I have
two identical ones purchased concurrently and whilst when new they
would both be within a tenth of a volt (with no load attached) of each
other following a charge-up, I've recently noticed that one of them is
now consistently lower than the other by about 0.75V. I need to
establish if this one is reaching the end of its useful life.
Obviously I can think of various ways of testing them against each
other, but I'd prefer to do by some recognised approved method. So how
do I go about this? They're dry gel electrolyte type, BTW, so IIRC,
totally draining them is a no-no.
Thanks.
What's the best way of testing a high capacity 12 volt battery? I have
two identical ones purchased concurrently and whilst when new they
would both be within a tenth of a volt (with no load attached) of each
other following a charge-up, I've recently noticed that one of them is
now consistently lower than the other by about 0.75V. I need to
establish if this one is reaching the end of its useful life.
Obviously I can think of various ways of testing them against each
other, but I'd prefer to do by some recognised approved method. So how
do I go about this? They're dry gel electrolyte type, BTW, so IIRC,
totally draining them is a no-no.
Thanks.