Subject	ALL batteries hate being drained all the way
Posted by	BobbyT on July 05, 2009 at 10:25 PM
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In Reply To	My Batt. Tender solution for my RedTop Optima posted by utslick68 (East TN) on July 05, 2009 at 09:39 PM
Message	Thicker plates mean lower surface area and thus current, but more discharge before damage ("deep cycle"). Thinner plates crank harder but can't be discharged as much.
Follow Ups	Anybody have recommendations for a Battery Tender - TTFairladyZ 19:55:37 07/05/09 Batteries are batteries...there's nothing to be compatible - BobbyT 20:06:48 07/05/09 not true - aliaZ 22:57:37 07/05/09 Had to, or someone told you to? - BobbyT 02:45:19 07/06/09 I had to. This is not an old wives tale. - aliaZ 07:13:39 07/06/09 My Batt. Tender solution for my RedTop Optima - utslick68 (East TN) 21:39:22 07/05/09 My research indicates our cars should have a .028 amp draw. - Gordo 93TT Daytona 22:03:33 07/05/09 ALL batteries hate being drained all the way - BobbyT 22:25:41 07/05/09 So the higher the CCA rating - CaliguyPurdue (redesigning) 00:07:27 07/06/09 Well, for the same size battery - BobbyT 02:38:26 07/06/09 Megan Fox... (n/m) - TTZ'in (NorCal) 02:35:43 07/06/09 lmao (n/m) - Pats300zx 05:57:03 07/06/09 I use a Battery Tender Jr. on my red top and - Adam(Phoenix) 09:34:26 07/06/09 Don't. Just disconnect it. You'll be far better off. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 10:09:56 07/06/09
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