[AT] desulfating battery chargers

[H. L. Staples]

Jim the pulse circuitry is fairly complex and should add some to the price
of a charger.  Any of the pulse type chargers I've seen were clearly marked.
The one I have is small like the little float chargers from Harbor Freight.
However it cost about $60.00 and seems to do the job. 
 
H. L. Staples
McLoud, Oklahoma 
USA
 
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From: Antique tractor email discussion group
Date: 07/15/04 08:35:28
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: Re: [AT] desulphating battery chargers
 
Well, I picked up a Schumacher SmartCharge charger off eBay last
week.  They didn't mention anything about desulphating in the
description and I couldn't tell from the box.  It doesn't appear
to be a desulphating charger.  Unless they all are.  But it's a
VERY nice small 6/12 volt charger that I can use anyway.  But I
guess I'd like to know how I can tell for sure that it's a
desulphating charger.  Will it say it clearly on the box?
 
Thanks!
 
Jim/
 
> Well, it has been several weeks since some of you went out and
> bought those chargers at WalMart that are supposed to rejuvenate old
> batteries and I am wondering if anyone can say they truly brought an
> old battery back to life?
>
> Just curious as I have not been able to find one in stock at
> WalMart as yet and there is still time to get rid of the idea.
>
> Cecil
> --
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> what you said.
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Jim Hoffman
Oconomowoc WI
'39 Allis Model B
'53 Ford Golden Jubilee
'?? Bolens Huskie Gardener
 
 
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