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Originally Posted by GonzoF1
So I wonder if the safer non-equalization voltages would make Iota's method less destructive. I see it perhaps more as a parachute for batteries. While it may not have lift like wings, it's surely better than just jumping out of a plane.
Or am I wrong?
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What safer voltages? Less than
equalization voltage but more than a float voltage?
I think that would boil off almost as much
water as an
equalization cycle but lead to a lot more
maintenance since it's done weekly instead of twice a year. So your would have a much increased risk of baking your
batteries with a reduced benefit, electrolyte stirring is probably as good, but less of the sulphating would be pushed back into solution.
Also, I'm not following your parachute analogy. Explain please.