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Re: Old Wet Cell Battery
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Posted by Dave S. on October 15, 2004 at 21:09:08 from (204.95.118.171):
In Reply to: Old Wet Cell Battery posted by IrishRover on October 15, 2004 at 16:58:50:
Some of these batteries were used as storage for lighting on farms and in small towns for street lights before rural electric lines were installed. They were charged by a wind powered DC generator. The small town that i live in used to have such a city lighting system,this was before my time. I remember seeing the glass batteries in the cement block building and the generator on a tower outside. On a place where my dad farmed there were some of the batteries in a cave where there used to be a farm house. Iwas told they were used as lighting for the house and charged by a wind generator. Don't know for sure when they were used but probably around 1920 to 1940. (just guessing on the years)
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