Posted by John T on January 05, 2012 at 11:29:55 from (66.87.2.226):
In Reply to: Battery Charger, JohnT posted by George Marsh on January 05, 2012 at 09:30:40:
Thanks ,,,,, I dont have any dead batteries so far at least Im mainly lookin for a smart multi stage charger to extend expensive battery life.
As I understand it (our friend LJD is sharp as a tack on this) Bulk stage begins the initial charge at high voltage and high current thennnnnnnnnn once its up to a certain level it backs off to the slower absorption stage for a full charge and then in the float stage it maintains the battery voltage at a lower level a bit over 13 volts.
HOWEVER what I think youre talking about and accomplishing is EQUALIZATION when a high voltage like 16 is used to get rid of plate sulfation deposits and it cant be left too long or it damages the plates AND THATS WHY THE TIMING BECOMES NECESSARY
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