Joe, most battery chargers will not put out anything if the batteries are severely discharge. You might try and jump your batteries. Just take a good battery and combine them for a short time. When your old batteries have about 6-8 volts in them try the charger again. If the batteries sit discharge for more than a couple of weeks, its probably too late. Jeff
-----Original Message----- From: Joe McCary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, 18 May 2008 5:24 pm Subject: catalina27-talk: Batteries Due to a stuck float switch causing my bilge pump to run nonstop for 2½ weeks my batteries are both dead and no longer will take a charge. I am running an outboard model (Honda 9.9 4 stroke with charger) and minimum of power needs. I have running lights, anchor and steaming lights, cabin lights, bilge pump, VHF radio, small Garmin chart plotter and a stereo. Does anyone have recommendations for size batteries I should get? Joe McCary Aeolus II, West River, MD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
