lead acid battery reconditioning

[pese]

use one two other batteries so you have also strong energy for short time to load unload  your "experimental /repairing" battery..

each "cell" of battery have 2volts (2.2 if loaded) . so you can also use fro two batteries 7 cells (14 volts) to unload in your
"repair-experimental cell. (even using the 24 volts to cahrge the 12volt, BUT give attention to the load resistors (lamps) and
stay at your work that the cahrging battery will nor exeed the 14,8 volts, because they will boile end spend a lot of
hydroxy gases that can expole (i seen this 2 times.  (If you will not build an watercar , like Dingle) give attention to that
for chargeing current limiting resistors , use OMLY car lamps.  (60 watt 12volt lamps take approx. 5 amp.) so unse
some in paralled toi cahard , and discharge the batteries.

Even ... very "week" batteries you will try to charge for dotzend seconds in revers mode (reverse polarity) it will helf that an normal charging can be started.

Pese

PS
This way you can use any small charger (but it need more time).

"Specialists" use als for "Elektrowelding" no "weldingtransformers" . 3 car bateries (36volts) ca be used for mor than 1 hour welding-time! So you need only an small transformer to load this, during  1 day

[Bob Smith]

Riderino,
With all due respect to your work, Groundloop has also posted a very helpful schematic for the same purposes here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4057.msg75477.html#msg75477
The unit does work.

That said, your approach may be quite different but equally useful.  All the best to you in your endeavours.
B

[redriderno22]

Thanks for all the input!

[Drannom]

a little epsons salts could not make it worse then it was. One teaspoon of salt to one table spoon of distilled water for each of the 30 cells. Boiled the brew to melt the salt and added a table spoon of hot mix to each cell.

i have put epson salts directly in each cell (no water) 1 month ago, 15 milimiters in all the 6 cells in one battery, no water, and it has work like Neptune said to us in an another topic

cheap, easy, no electronic pulsating device needed

i just do not know why this is not the perfect way, is there a problem with epson salts ? , someone said that it is damaging the battery...will it work for a long time ? i guess so

my old battery was dead, and did not keep a charge at all, 15 milimiters in each cell of the battery and be amaze, easy and cheap

if something go wrong i will report it here

[mindsweeper]

I found this thread over on RC4 about conductive liquids, it's not much help but does offer some suggestions, information and reasoning.

http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/7209/Conductive-Liquid