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Title: Battery Charger? Post by Beanz on 08/31/07 at 21:16:14 Well first I gotta say, riding my bike a mile is way more fun than pushing it a mile. So here's my question. I've read that I should charge the battery at a rate of 1.4A for ten hours, but only after I already bought a charger with a charge rate of .75A and ripped it out of the package. Can I use this charger? ??? |
Title: Re: Battery Charger? Post by Kropatchek on 09/01/07 at 08:57:12 By all means, use the charger. For a lead battery the voltage is important, not the current. It might take a little longer to charge. Post questions in the Rubber side down section next time. |
Title: Re: Battery Charger? Post by Beanz on 09/01/07 at 16:54:19 Cool. Sorry, wasn't quite sure where to post my question... ??? |
Title: Re: Battery Charger? Post by thumperclone on 09/01/07 at 17:47:15 1.4 is MAX charging current you are at a lil more than half so figure twice the time..but SLOWER is better cause its a DEEPER charge.. 3/4 amp charger is fine for those who hibernate their bike for the winter, i'd be cautious with lower dollar chargers(not lower amp)that dont have a trickle/maintenance circuit..insure your electolite is up and caps are off in a well ventilated area the acid mix is explosive!! maintenance free batterys have no caps hence no way to suplement electrolite but ample ventilation is safer.. |
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