what would you do

deerhunter88 · 07-04-2012, 07:27 PM

I recently swapped out all 6 brand new batteries, the dealer gave me 4 8v powertron batteries and 2 8v pacer batteries. I noticed the batteries charge differently. The pacer batteries get to about 8.5v while charging and the powertron get to around 10v while charging. While charger still plugged in showing harge complete the Pacers show 8.2v while all the Powertron show 8.9v. Pack shows 52V. Should i see if he can swap the two pacers out with powertron? During the break in period will the batteries equal themselves out?

Nate · 07-04-2012, 08:04 PM

Yes, you should get all the same brand of battery. I might add, good work monitoring your voltages. This proves the dealer needs to step up and make your battery pack right. You will have issues later down the road and guess who will be paying for new batteries.

07-04-2012, 07:27 PM	#1
deerhunter88 Getting Wild Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 136	what would you do I recently swapped out all 6 brand new batteries, the dealer gave me 4 8v powertron batteries and 2 8v pacer batteries. I noticed the batteries charge differently. The pacer batteries get to about 8.5v while charging and the powertron get to around 10v while charging. While charger still plugged in showing harge complete the Pacers show 8.2v while all the Powertron show 8.9v. Pack shows 52V. Should i see if he can swap the two pacers out with powertron? During the break in period will the batteries equal themselves out?
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07-04-2012, 08:04 PM	#2
Nate Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 679	Re: what would you do Yes, you should get all the same brand of battery. I might add, good work monitoring your voltages. This proves the dealer needs to step up and make your battery pack right. You will have issues later down the road and guess who will be paying for new batteries.
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