Car Battery FAQ

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- Bill Darden
  
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16 years ago

Mon, May 28, 2007 11:40 AM

The Car and Deep Cycle Battery FAQ Web pages have been moved. They are located at

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The latest version is 7.0,dated May 28, 2007. The FAQ is consumer oriented with answers to questions about lead-acid batteries for car, motorcycle, power sports, truck, boat, marine, recreational vehicle, solar, and other starting and deep cycle applications. The Web pages also contain brand names, tips, manufacturer contact information, technical references and hyperlinks.

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BiLL......

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- Dave
  
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16 years ago

Wed, May 30, 2007 4:35 AM

If you have one, the battery in your UPS for your PC has a vented lead acid battery as well. Dave

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- Jim Behning
  
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16 years ago

Thu, May 31, 2007 12:37 AM

I am pretty sure they are sealed batteries in your ups. I could be wrong though.

The state-of-the-art lead-acid battery is the valve-regulated type (sometimes called "sealed" or maintenance-free), which fixes the acid electrolyte in a gel or in an absorptive fiberglass mat. The advantage of this design is that the battery needs no water additions, can be operated in any position, and can be used in close proximity to people and sensitive equipment. Additional benefits: maintenance-free,sealed no-leak design, higher cranking amps, lower self-discharge, greater vibration resistance, heavy duty, no-corrosion terminals.