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Re: Charge battery backwards?
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Posted by buickanddeere on January 03, 2005 at 08:58:43 from (64.10.41.44):
In Reply to: Charge battery backwards? posted by Dave (IL) on January 03, 2005 at 07:23:24:
It was common in the old days of generators. Dead vehicle, usually with a positive ground system or a tinkerer who can't read. Gets boosted reverse polarity and starts. Battery is so low it doesn't smoke the generator and the generator has it's polarity changed faster than the cut-out in the regulator can open. The machine may even run for some time but cold starts will be poorer. From reverse ignition polarity and a weaked battery. Now when a fresh fully charged battery is installed with correct polarity. Everyone wonders why the generator failed right away. Or they think the generator had failed a short time before the battery went dead.
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