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Why is My Car Battery Dead?

Why is My Car Battery Dead?

[ 0 ] July 24, 2012

There are many reasons why your car battery could be dead.  In this short article we explore several things to consider when asking the question “Why is my car battery dead?” For an extensive article about extending your car battery life you should read our article “How to extend your car battery life“. How old Read More…

This Graph by Power-Sonic illustrates the relationship between depth of discharge and number of cycles as well as increases of capacity during the early cycles.

How To Extend Your Car Battery Life

[ 0 ] July 13, 2012

Car batteries have a calendar life meaning at one point whether you use them or not, you will need to replace them. This article provides you with valuable knowledge about car batteries along with some quick tips and more extensive guides to extend your car battery life.

How to Boost Charge a Dead Car Battery

How to Boost Charge a Dead Car Battery

[ 0 ] July 11, 2012

The above video shows a unique method to boost charge a dead car battery and revive it when the voltage has dropped too low for normal 12v battery chargers to recognize it. Video Transcript: Here we have a relatively brand new car battery, less than 1 year old. It should still be capable of starting Read More…

How To Charge a Car Battery

How To Charge a Car Battery

[ 0 ] June 27, 2012

Video Transcript: In this video we demonstrate how to charge a car battery with the Noco Genius G26000 wicked smart car battery Charger. So what do we have here? Alright so this is a Noco Genius charger model G26000. We actually use these to charge car batteries. It actually charges at a 26A Amp. hour Read More…

How To Test a Car Battery

How To Test a Car Battery

[ 0 ] June 27, 2012

This video demonstrates a simple car battery test that is performed by battery professionals. The testing unit used is Intestate Batteries ED-18 Early Detection Analyzer. Video Transcript: In this video, Arcenio with Batterytown shows us how car batteries are tested by professionals. Ok so we have here an Odyssey battery. It should be at about Read More…

How to Jump Start a Car with Jumper Cables

How to Jump Start a Car with Jumper Cables

[ 0 ] June 26, 2012

Most of us have been in the situation where you left lights on in your car or you let the car sit for too long and realize next time you try starting your car the battery is dead. It usually happens around the worst timing such as you are late for an appointment or something Read More…

How to wire 6V Batteries in series or parallel configuration

How to wire 6V Batteries in series or parallel configuration

[ 0 ] June 13, 2012

How do you create a multi-bank battery system for an RV, boat or other application? It’s rather simple but it requires you to know how to wire 6V batteries in series or parallel configuration There are several reasons why you may want to configure multiple batteries together. Whether it be for cost savings, efficiency or Read More…

How to convert 12V RV battery to a multi-bank 6V battery system

How to convert 12V RV battery to a multi-bank 6V battery system

[ 0 ] June 13, 2012

If you own an RV then you know just how important it is to have a good battery system to run your appliances when you go on a camping trip. In this article we show a simple conversion to a 6V multi-bank battery system for an RV trailer. The batteries are installed in series to double the voltage to 12V and to keep a capacity of 225AH.

How to Clean Corroded Motorcycle Battery Terminals

How to Clean Corroded Motorcycle Battery Terminals

[ 0 ] May 29, 2012

Here we show you an older cycle-tron Interstate motorcycle battery that has visibly corroded terminals. Cleaning is rather simple it just requires some baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), water, wire brush or toothbrush and some of your own elbow grease (time and effort).

How To Boost Charge A Motorcycle Battery

How To Boost Charge A Motorcycle Battery

[ 0 ] May 25, 2012

Most motorcycle battery chargers will automatically boost charge the battery if the voltage has dropped too low. Basically this means the charger will use a high current for a shorter duration to bring the battery back to a normal voltage so that regular float charging can be done. Float charging is done with a lower Read More…