Posted by RAB on August 31, 2007 at 02:09:07 from (195.93.21.134):
In Reply to: Battery water? posted by 6U684 on August 30, 2007 at 18:13:59:
'Distilled' water is probably not, these days. Intensive energy requirements for that. Most will have been de-ionised by passing the raw water feed through an ion exchange column to remove inorganic salts and maybe a carbon filter if water has too much organics (not likely as they would use drinking quality water as feed!). Deionised is probably superior to distilled on a purity basis.
As posted earlier, excess water top-up requirement for a battery indicates something more sinister. OK, battery might be in the wrong place - too hot - but more likely one cell is going bad (one cell water-need different to the rest?) or the whole battery is 'tired' (near worn out) or you have an over-charge situation for one reason or another. Regards, RAB
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