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| Subject: | Battery Charger/Maintainer/Desulphators |
luscombe-silvaire@yahoogroups.com,
vintage-and-warbirds@yahoogroups.com
--> Engines-List message posted by: WRBYARS@aol.com
Greetings to All,
I've been reading the posts pertaining to battery maintenance and am
wondering if any of you on the lists are, or have, used the charger/maintainer
and
desulphator units?
For years I too had problems with battery operation and longevity, then I
came across an article about desulphator's and It all made since. I got on the
web and started researching these units, and desulphation itself, and thought
I'd give it a try. The units from the company that I've included here were
inexpensive so I ordered one.
That was (2) years ago; I've taken batteries that my friends had taken out
of their airplanes, cars, and trucks, as "dead", and ran them through the
charging/desulphation process and have saved, and am now using about 95% of them.
Periodically I'll hook my airplane, etc., up for a trickle charge and so far
they haven't failed me when needed.
I was just wondering If anyone else was or had tried this process. Also for
you that like to build electronic "stuff", there are plans on the net to do
your own.
Bill Byars
1949 T8F
_http://www.vdcelectronics.com/index.htm_
(http://www.vdcelectronics.com/index.htm)
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