Subject	yeah, the battery power depends on chemical reaction>>
Posted by	my91z(Dallas) on October 09, 2000 at 9:12 AM
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In Reply To	U misunderstood me... the key word here is "cold". posted by Bernie on October 09, 2000 at 08:58 AM
Message	and the reaction slows down at lower temps. I did misunderstand your original post, sorry. Still, in a cold climate(ie up north) I would think the concrete would actualy be warmer than the ambient air temp as it is in contact with the ground which doesn't get as cold as the air, correct? Unless you just had a prolonged cold spell and the ground is cold soaked and the air warms up some, then the reverse would be true. I've stored bats on my concrete floor here in TX and never had a problem with them myself. Guess the moral of the story is jusy get a battery tender and leave it on the battery to keep it healthy for the duration of storage. Mike
Follow Ups	?s on "Pickling" your engine, preparing your Z for storage - Zero 01:48:15 10/09/00 Here's some> - unlimitedZ [Patrick] 05:25:09 10/09/00 when storing your battery, don't place it directly on a cold - Bernie 07:39:23 10/09/00 that's an old wives tale...>> - my91z(Dallas) 07:52:24 10/09/00 U misunderstood me... the key word here is "cold". - Bernie 08:58:00 10/09/00 yeah, the battery power depends on chemical reaction>> - my91z(Dallas) 09:12:14 10/09/00 yeah, those Battery Tenders rock... i used to leave my - Bernie 11:30:59 10/09/00
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