19753C(E)
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Read the instructions?! What a novel idea...thanks for the dose of logic.
Lithium batteries...I know, not again!
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Simonr501
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19753C(E) said:
We will let you off this time!
Normally it is if all also fails, THEN read the manual.
Shorai can be revived from zero using the Shorai charger in trickle (store) mode.
I managed to drain two over Christmas and I believed the myth that you couldn't revive it because in normal charging mode you can't which gives rise to the myth that if you let it drop below a certain level it's dead.
Shorai support were fantastic.
I managed to drain two over Christmas and I believed the myth that you couldn't revive it because in normal charging mode you can't which gives rise to the myth that if you let it drop below a certain level it's dead.
Shorai support were fantastic.
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Interested to know the model number of the shorai you're usingcbertozz said:
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Lee87H
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wow $400 for a battery and charger, I think I'll stick to a regular AGM battery, the one that came in my Buell new lasted 10 years,and the second one is 5 years old and going strong, I got mine from Battrery Mart, for about $100.
Let me tell you the most common battery mistake with 750 Breganzies:
The DC alternator needs the high ampere-hour battery. The standard battery is that kind of.
The charging curve is very different to AC alternators, but works very well if the system is not broken and has correct battery. The system is well designed, believe me.
The DC alternator needs the high ampere-hour battery. The standard battery is that kind of.
The charging curve is very different to AC alternators, but works very well if the system is not broken and has correct battery. The system is well designed, believe me.