I think I know the answer but going to ask your opinion
I have a leisure battery which has not been used for 4 years. I have connected it to my split relay charger and went for a drive for half an hour. It does not seem to hold the charge.
should i
1) Buy a new leisure battery
2) Buy a Battery charger
Your advice is appreciated
Thanks
Leisure Battery
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Re: Leisure Battery
Hi JR,
Way past its sell,buy,date.
Not using a battery for 4 years is not recommended.
Bin it and start again.
If you do manage to charge the battery,it will soon lose the charge.
Way past its sell,buy,date.
Not using a battery for 4 years is not recommended.
Bin it and start again.
If you do manage to charge the battery,it will soon lose the charge.
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Re: Leisure Battery
I've "recovered" a few batteries with an "inteligent" deep pulse type charger. I don't know a lot about the science of it but the pulsing can help rejuvinate the plates.
They come in about £30 so you might be better as dolly says and spend another 30 quid on a new battery................
They come in about £30 so you might be better as dolly says and spend another 30 quid on a new battery................
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Re: Leisure Battery
Cheers for that, I thought as much.