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Old 04-15-2007, 11:49 AM
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Load testing battery...acceptable #'s?
What are acceptable voltage #'s when load testing a battery? Standing my battery was about 12.7ish and loaded it dropped into the 5's which presumably is WAY below where it should be. Please enlighten me.
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Yes, thats low...rule of thumb is that it should stay above 9 volts
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