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Old 01-04-2011, 12:43 PM   #3 (permalink)
kamesama980
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best way is to load test them. load it up so about 200 amps are flowing and see how long it takes to drop below 11v. barring a good load tester, not really any good way I know of other than trying it.

Did you ask him why he's getting rid of it?

yes, for a deep cycle keep the amps lower and charge it whenever you aren't using it.

Everstart batteries come from Walmart. Not a fan. my brother had one in his car and it was dead within a year. Unfortunately he was too far from a walmart to get it replaced. now he has an interstate. I know one example doesn't seal the case but I've heard dozens of problems with them. That's also starting batteries, not deep cycles.
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