COACH BATTERIES

[Henry Jay Hannigan]

Years ago, I worked for a college and had CERTIFICATION authority to
confer degrees at graduation.

I no longer have that authority as I am now just another "honest"
run of the mill attorney at law retired in my
wanderlodge "contibuting," on occasion to this Forum.

However, after reading most recent comments, awarding a degree
of "ditchdigger" would seem appropriate as one continues to "dig" a
deep hole..

Regards,
Hank
90SP36







--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "hippieforever3"
wrote:
>
> > I am not an engineer ( nor did I play one on TV) but what you are
> > suggesting goes against avery article I have ever read. Some were
> > written by battery mfr. engineers.
>
> Show me one.
>
>
> > You are never supposed to mix old
> > and new battreies in a battery bank!
>
> Why??? Please use science, physics or electronics or references.
>
>
> > 6 volt golf cart batteries will
> > give you longer life than any common wet cell deep cycle 12 volt.
> They
> > are sturdy and made to handle frequent discharge.
>
> It is very likely that the manufacturers design almost all 6 volt
> batteries to withstand more abuse like 100% discharge, temperature
> extremes and vibration. However if you get a 12 volt battery from
the
> same manufacturer, built to the same design spec and use it in the
> same application, the 12 volt system will last longer and
outperform
> the 6 volt with less maintenance.
>
> Regards,
> GPSGary
>