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From: Sue and Don (no email)
Date: Sat Jan 22 2005 - 13:16:20 EST
Arild:
Could you help me with a usage question for the Pulsetech device.
How do you use your Pulsetech devices?
1) Do you really need to have a Pulsetech connected to your batteries
at all times? Their website seems to say that you should always have
a Pulsetech device hooked up to your batteries. However, it sounds as
if you use a Pulsetech to recover a battery and then put it back into
service without a permanently connected Pulsetech.
2) If you do connect a Pulsetech permanently then do you really need a
Pulsetech for each battery? Again, their website says that you should
have one for each individual battery. In my case that would be 7
batteries ( 6 golfcarts(3x2) for the house bank and a single 12V for a
starting battery). I hope that the golfcart bank would only need a
single Pulsetech.
3) Powerpulse vs. Solargizer. I presume that a boat with either a
dockside charger or a solar cell at anchor would use a Powerpulse
rather than the Solargizer. Is that correct?
Thanks,
Don.
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 20:30:17 -0800, Arild Jensen <> wrote:
> Ahmet wrote:
> .... So this sceptic is now a believer. I now own and use four of the devices and
> I paid for all of them.
> I still have the free sample as well.
> How many installations is required to become statistically significant
> instead of just anecdotal?
>
> Arild
> A happy user of Pulsetech products.
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