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<blockquote data-quote="blisters" data-source="post: 242748" data-attributes="member: 4992"><p>I'd get dedicated deep cycle batteries those you linked to look like a compromise between deep cycle and cranking which means a medium duty deep cycle. As a firdt step you could try using a constant current charger or an old school type and overcharge for 12 hours or so. If they aren't getting full charge they probably have sulphated and you'll lose capacity. Over time this may not be reversible but if it is soft then overcharging/boiling may correct it.</p><p>Jon</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="blisters, post: 242748, member: 4992"] I'd get dedicated deep cycle batteries those you linked to look like a compromise between deep cycle and cranking which means a medium duty deep cycle. As a firdt step you could try using a constant current charger or an old school type and overcharge for 12 hours or so. If they aren't getting full charge they probably have sulphated and you'll lose capacity. Over time this may not be reversible but if it is soft then overcharging/boiling may correct it. Jon [/QUOTE]
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