George, I've read that some "smart chargers" or "multi stage charges" do as JD noted and (or you do it manually) and intentionally over cook n boil batteries for some short term on occasion. Another thing Ive read about is some sort of high frequency pulse a so called smart charger can apply thats supposed to lessen sulfation. If too much "crud" accumulates in the bottom it reaches the plates n shorts them out or once the plates get covered youre loosing that much surface area for electrochemical reaction. If a single battery lasts like 5 to 7 years in an auto like Ive had some do im not too worried, its when I spend big bucks on multi batteries in my RV that I begin to look at smart charger technology and some of the additives.
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