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From: wessie on 7 Dec 2008 14:15
Pete Fisher <Peter(a)ps-fisher.demon.co.uk> wrote in
news:PzkhBtGX7BPJFwVr(a)ps-fisher.demon.co.uk:

> In communiqu� <Xns9B6BAB40F9E6wtymmmsas(a)62.141.42.78>, wessie

>>If you deep discharge an AGM battery then you will need a particular
>>type of charger. An Optimate does not have enough wattage to wake one
>>up, according to posts on UKGSer.
>>
> >
> How about one of those Aldi jobs with the bike/car mode ? I have one
> of those as well as an original Optimate. Also an ancient, simple up
> to 5 amps job, or would that kill it?
>

No idea. I don't let mine go flat either. As recent events show, it takes
over 4 months for the voltage to drop significantly, should the bike not be
used for a while. 24 hours on the weedy output Optimate gets it back to
optimum voltage.

These AGM batteries are used in total loss applications such as karts &
robots. I'm sure you could find a forum with the answer...

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