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Posted by G Taylor it's nicads that don't mind being discharged on September 06, 2001 at 07:09:38 from (129.37.170.145):
In Reply to: Re: Battery Woes posted by LazyHorse on September 05, 2001 at 18:58:50:
Not to step on any toes but yes sort of. No lead acid responds well to deep cycling of being left in a state of partial discharge. The lead sulphates and/or flakes off. this reduces capacity, ability to charge or shorts plates together.
Over charging & high temps will ruin a battery rapidly as well. Even if a battery is a week old, once it's abused it never recoveres all it's capacity.
A deep cycle battery or marine battery has thicker plates,spaced farther apart & are alloyed with calcium/other trace elements. Less prone to warp,flake or sulphate. CCA capacity per lb of battery is less however.
Some stationary industrial equipment uses banks of similar looking ni-cad cells that are unaffected by continous partial charges & resistant to deep cycling
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