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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: battery conditioners
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Posted for "Marc Wiese" <cardmarc@midsouth.rr.com>:

I have been using a special battery conditioner for a few years on
standard aircraft batteries that seems to lengthen the life and make
them recharge better. I would work on Odyssey batteries as well. It uses
pulses to clean the plates/webb in the battery and can be used on
flooded lead cell type or the wet mat RG type as well. You might want to
look into it. They have several models available. Powerpulse Battery
Maintainence System. http://www.oil-tech.com/pulsetc2.htm has a write up
on them.

Marc Wiese