10amps on the thin plates of a motorcycle battery is not a good idea. for any length of time. do as CBR sudgested and put it on a trickle charger. 1.5 to 2amps is a good trickle rate. will take awhile to fuly charge but won't cause any plate damage.
Battery Re-Charge
Quick question,
If my battery is completely dead....can a CT Battery charger revive it? or am I just going to have to purchase a new battery?
Thanks
If my battery is completely dead....can a CT Battery charger revive it? or am I just going to have to purchase a new battery?
Thanks
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a battery can be at 12V but not have the cranking capacity left to turn the motor over. it's reached it's final destination i'm afraid.
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