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On 11/13/04 12:05 PM, "Jeff at Vanagonparts" <jeff@VANAGONPARTS.COM> wrote: > IIRC, 12.3V for a battery "at rest" (i.e., no load) indicates a 50% charge. > A fully charged battery should read 12.6V when at rest. > > Cheers, > > Jeff > Depending on mfr specs and temperature and type of battery. I have found this to vary quite a bit. For example on one table I am looking the fully charged at for 80 degrees F. why that temp I donΉt know but that is what the tables are zeroed for. A low maint battery assumes a 12.65 full charge Certain open top lead acid assume 12.85 full charge Some gas mat and gel batteries are considered charged at 12.3 volts. http://www.uuhome.de/william.darden/index.htm This is a good info site on batteries with links to a lot more.
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