is this battery good?

JRay

I would agree with that, they never last very long after you put the snake oil to them. Money would be better spent on new batteries.

BGW

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01kenne

ok i will try the hydrometer. A few questions about that, where would I get one and how long do I charge each battery before trying the hydrometer?

GLEEMO

You can find them at any atomotive shop , get one with numbers not Good Bad
Check before charging ,
you may be wasting electricity if the cells are bad

D8WKND

I agree, rejuvenator is NOT miracle juice and your strategy is excellent! My suggestion is the next step to BRING BACK and or KEEP batteries in good condition. This is especially true if the cart is not used for periods of time.

What I was talking about is a high frequency electronic break down of Sulpher crystals that build up naturally in batteries. This is new technology.

The Desulphator sweeps the entire frequency range known to cause sulphation crystal molecules to resonate (un-bond) and then safely dissolves them.

The sulphuric acid, the main component in the sulphate crystals, is now free and returns to the battery’s electrolyte. As a result, the Specific Gravity (S.G.) of the electrolyte is now higher and able to generate more electrical energy-storage capacity, than the previously sulphated batteries.

crash12888

Did you ever determine what volts the bateries are?

QTR

Has anyone really had good results with this battery - black magic water???? It seems to me after putting a ton of time and effort and MONEY into doing what they ask to bring these old batteries to life, it just does not pay off. If they only give you 1 or two years of new life to the batteries, but it costs $100 to $150 to get that, it is not a very good value???

nelly1052

Hydrometer! Takes the guess work out of it. You'll need one anyway.