Reply to "dead batteries"

rtaspl (Guest)

get a dig. volt meter, unhook the pos side of the batt. conect the curcut with the meter (on DC amp's). should read under 0.05 if not some thing is staying on. you should only have to unhook pos or neg as the batt can not complet a curcut. the Ohm load of the wire can run a batt down after a long draw. also if a batt get's to 9 volt's it is 90% dead and will only charge up to full around 3 times. dead dead dead and it may never be the same again (trash) also get a gas-mat deep cycle batt you can charge and dis-charge thay kind of batt more often

10/21/0110:10 PM

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