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November 5th 03, 04:26 AM
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In normal operation a car battery doesn't get discharged to 50% and
then recharged. The starter draws a large amount of current for a very short time and then the alternator keeps the battery charged and supplys the current for the vehicle. It seems to me like this would be very close to keeping the battery on a trickle charge. |
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