[SEL] re dead battery

[Al Harris]

There are additives for Sulfation. However I think it would be like 
throwing out the bath water with the baby. :-) Or vise versa.

As PL offered, most batteries today are made to a price. That is, the 
sooner they expire, the sooner you buy another.

Have a look here and you can get a glimpse of the different building 
methodology used and how they die.

> http://www.rpc.com.au/products/batteries/car-deepcycle/carfaq2.htm

Cheers,

Al Harris
Summer Clarence Coast NSW Oz

al.harris at rustic-engines.com



peter ogborne wrote:
> Thanks for that S.Work .Wondering what is the cause of battery failure? Is it the sulphurisation[ Is that he right term/} of the plates . Could it be that if this is the case this build up on the plates could be removed? Is there a substance that would do this job ? 
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