Subject	Re: Sorry, that's NOT correct.
Posted by	darkmann on November 24, 2013 at 10:06 AM
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In Reply To	Sorry, that's NOT correct. posted by GatorJ on November 24, 2013 at 06:29 AM
Message	GatorJ, technically, YES. But he's only keeping it for a couple of months - it won't discharge to a point of being unusable. In the winter, I disconnect the -ve terminal and battery works just fine when driving season comes. I think he'll be fine.
Follow Ups	Storing an unused brand new car battery? - Jkova300z 16:44:04 11/23/13 Just leave it be, store it on a shelf. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 17:35:48 11/23/13 2nd (n/m) - John (MD) 19:31:19 11/23/13 Re: 3 RD (n/m) - Philz94tt 04:49:34 11/24/13 shelve it - MegaZ 05:52:10 11/24/13 myth busted - Adam (NoVA) 07:18:44 11/24/13 Re: myth busted - NextZ 09:28:45 11/24/13 Keep it on Ctek maintainer. It will self-discharge - GatorJ 21:07:46 11/23/13 You do not need this ^ Your new battery will be fine :) (n/m) - Devin300zx 22:31:41 11/23/13 Sorry, that's NOT correct. - GatorJ 06:29:12 11/24/13 Re: Sorry, that's NOT correct. - darkmann 10:06:49 11/24/13 I agree that it won't be unuseable after two months, but - GatorJ 09:57:04 11/25/13 Spot on info, people disregard the stress that - HighPsi (NorCal) 10:17:43 11/24/13
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