Posted by HENRY E NC on November 19, 2009 at 08:52:01 from (67.142.163.37):
In Reply to: Optmia Battery posted by Gary Puckett on November 18, 2009 at 19:03:06:
After reading all the other posts, here is my story and I swill stick to it. AGM batteries are terrific. They not only dont self discharge, they charge almost twice as fast as flooded batteries. I have used them almost since inception. Had six of them in my boat (group 30's)for approximately eight years. I also used gell cells but they dont compare to AGM. Currently have optimas in my cars and if I need new batteries in the tractors some day they will be optimas also. PS---the ones in the boat were square and not optimas. I believe that several other companies sell them. The military uses them exclusively or so I've heard. Also it doesn't hurt to leave them discharged for a long period of time. Henry
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