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Originally Posted by WalterM6
If you still got the batteries and you feel that you are right and willing to risk 25 dollars do what Scotty suggested and buy a refractory not a hydrometer and check them yourself. I'm not a chemist but I believe that when you charge batteries no acid is lost in the process just water. If acid was lost you would have to add acid along with water after normal charging.
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I have not made any decisions on this pack yet. I have ordered a refractometer but based on my readings with my hydrometer all but 2 cells read low even after a full charge.
After charging and allowing to rest 2 hrs the pack reads 37.2v
With a 50 amp load test we get about 11 mins of simulated run time before hitting 35v...