Thread: Battery Rejuvenation

Originally Posted by HangOver

not a good idea then unless the battery is on it's way out.... kill or cure?

Just thinking out loud but what if inox was used then the battery flushed and new acid added?
It's theoretical anyhow as my batteries are OK, (for now) I was just thinking about the future.

When I kill a battery I'll try it and let you know.

Batteries "sulphate" up over time and it can cause premature death of your battery, the Inox is designed to desulphate the plates so as they can absorb a full charge. If a battery is dead or dying and desulphating won't revive it then Inox will not help, nothing will, Inox will revive a sulphated battery, I use it regularly as part of battery maintenance. I dont know what replacing battery acid will do, but I beleive a battery with damaged or collapsing lead plates is not going to be saved by new acid, but it may help a salvagable battery, it would pay to check first with a battery expert or manufacturer, Regards Frank.

I've got 4 of the old series 1 mega-pulses and have fixed many batteries with them use them all joined together so that it works faster. Also have used the inox but of cause it can't be used on the new sealed type batteries. They do work.

Originally Posted by Tank

I use it regularly as part of battery maintenance.

So it hasn't killed any of your batteries
Would you tell me

How often do you use it?
How long have you used it?

Thanks