New battery

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by tazmic, May 13, 2005.

  1. tazmic

    tazmic Guest

    Hi group,

    I just got me a new 12v battery and have fearfuly filled it
    with the acid it came with. It then rather strangley read
    12.8v across it, but I belive I'm supposed to charge it anyway.

    I have a 0.9amp charger, so shall I just plug it in and not
    let it go above 14.1v or something?

    bit confused,

    mico
    thundercat(dethundered)
     
    tazmic, May 13, 2005
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  2. tazmic

    Robbo Guest

    I just got me a new 12v battery and have fearfuly filled it
    Good idea
    You fit in here well


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  3. tazmic

    tazmic Guest

    Thanks Robbo. I charged it for 4 hours and got it up to 13.8v and then
    quit for the night. If I put my ear to it I could detect the sound of
    tiny fizzing bubbles and the occasional farting squeek of gas, and it
    kinda put me off leaving it on all night :eek:|
    That's good to know ;)

    mico
    Thundercat(refizzing)
     
    tazmic, May 13, 2005
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