Or one may be a deep cycle storage battery. I haven't bothered to get into the tech part of it but I did have a battery charger with a switch for regular lead acid batteries and deep cycle/something else batteries. Agree that one may charge to a different voltage. Don't know and don't care. Just an observation.
But I certainly agree that the comments that were made on here that a diode in the circuit is .7 volt loss normally and at 200 amps cranking current 1/10 ohm of resistance in the starting circuit is too much.......but you shouldn't see that in a static voltage test since the current to to operate the voltmeter is micro amperes and microamperes through 1/10 ohm of resistance is microvolts (.000001 V is a microvolt).
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