After their first month in use I just added water to my batteries for the first time. I added roughly 1/3 cup of water to each cell. For 4 x 6V deep cycle 420 AH batteries (L16 type) wired in series to achieve 24V, does this quantity of water added sound about like the norm?
So I can improve the process in the future:
How frequently should I be adding water? (When I purchased them, I was told once a month should suffice)
What is the best way to gauge when the water is 1/2" above the plates (which is where I was told to maintain them by the people I purchased them from)? (This time around I guessed at the fill depth)
Without getting exotic, what sort of equipment do you old timers use to add the water to the cells? (I poured it in through a funnel and experienced no issues)
Any other pointers?
So I can improve the process in the future:
How frequently should I be adding water? (When I purchased them, I was told once a month should suffice)
What is the best way to gauge when the water is 1/2" above the plates (which is where I was told to maintain them by the people I purchased them from)? (This time around I guessed at the fill depth)
Without getting exotic, what sort of equipment do you old timers use to add the water to the cells? (I poured it in through a funnel and experienced no issues)
Any other pointers?
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