cirrus wrote: I have a seamaster gold.3 year old. Often dosent get put on charge as i dont have powewr point in garage and a hassle to run from house,so charger is not used much. Took for warrent last week after battery had sat for 4 weeks. They did a load test and was almost fully charged. Also figure if it starts at ramp then motor will charge it while travelling. Is this correct thinking or not.? as i too wonder about life of marine batteries. So why not get a load test done on it after it has sat a while unused. Once had a car battery-not that old either. Started no trouble. Got to destination. 30minutes later went to come home. Battery as dead as could be,just like that. Just hope that sort of thing dosent happen to marine batteries. |
Juan night only wrote: You can also get this type which is not much bigger than your average smartphone. Has USB port for charging phones and will easily crank over several V8 engines over the day plus a lot more. A lot of car yards have switched to these due to the convenient size. |
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