rejuvenating a 500A jump starter On YouTube.
as i said i should have recorded the initial resting voltage but it should be clear observing the charging voltage on the meter that this battery is not "good". hopefully when im done it will be. but this is basically the rundown of what happens when you restore a junked battery. and yes i know "capacitance" may not be the correct wording, "potential" is probably better, but capacitance is how i see it lol.. but note this battery was given to me totally f'ed up. rested at under 1V and refused to accept any DC. 6 or so hours of DC 2A and it fell right back to 1v soon as i disconnected.. this is how you know the battery is no good duh... well after a good while of leaving it on the pulse charger, it finally started absorbing a charge. at first the neon would stay lit and the meter would read as if the circuit was unloaded. this is because the battery has no capacitance as it were. over time you can begin to see the neon flicker as if to say a little bit was being absorbed. eventually the neon totally goes out indicating the battery is now wanting to suck up some juice, and this is also indicated by the output voltage across the meter which should have steadily dropped. i am looking for the voltage to keep dropping until it has reached its normal level around 12 to 13v, at which point it COULD go back on a regular car charger, but i will let it fall to 12v 13v and wait til it starts rising again and reaches maybe 14 or 15v.. if all goes well this will happen in few days and ...
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