Posted by GregCO on January 07, 2015 at 18:50:22 from (69.35.184.189):
I didn't want to hijack the post below, but was wondering who has had good luck with jell batteries. I have tried a few and have had horrible luck with them. The biggest issue I have noticed is that if they are ever ran dead it is almost impossible to get them to come back. The last time I tried them was in a boat and something got left on and ran them down. They were new and would not take a charge after they were ran dead one time. I purchased them from a battery house and took them back the following week. I don't know if the guy was giving me the straight story or not, but he told me that a normal charger will not bring them up from the dead and they had to be hit really hard with a huge charger. It was something silly like over 200 amps to get them to snap out of it. Anybody ever heard of that?
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