Re: Lead/Acid Batteries

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From: BHB3
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 1989 14:29

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I would help to put a little, but very dilute sulfuric acid into the dead
battery if you have access to the cells.  THis will allow it to conduct.  YOu
would be "chemically charging" it a bit.


                                          Brent H. Besler

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Subject: Re: Lead/Acid Batteries
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