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Subject: TWL: (no subject)
GYMKIDD319@XXX.XXX
Date: Wed Jan 01 2003 - 10:37:43 EST
Michael Schooley wrote"..."Battery water requirements vary depending on the
charge rate (amps), voltage and the age of the battery."
Which is my understanding as well:
But does anyone know WHY an older battery would tend to use more water?? In
other words, what's different from a new battery that would cause water
"usage" in an old battery?
Is it simply that older batteries require more charging as a result of
relatively lower voltages that the regulator "senses" (due to plate
deterioriation,etc)?
thanks,
Happy New Year,
Rob Brueckner
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