----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] Hi Sam, It would appear that Pulse Tech no longer carries this model, or at least their online catalog does not show it. Carl in Dayton
REPLY Pulsetech has made some model changes by renaming their products. Evidently someone in the marketing department decided they needed to freshen up their marketing image. (Or maybe it's a case of someone trying to earn brownie points with the boss.) Point is; Pulsetech technology works. Admittedly its tough to prove when nothing goes wrong. But if you use these devices to rejuvenate sulfated products that mechanics toss out because it will not accept a charge, and then you continue to use these same "dead" batteries for a few more years. What more proof do you need? If you bother to read the technical white papers and actually understand the technology you will see that Pulsertech does not make unfounded claims. They do tell you that only 80% of dead batteries will show recovery. They also tell you that no recovery is perfect at 100%. The technical papers do explain the process and exlain when, how, and why, recovery varies. On several older boats with six year old battery bank that showed every sign of immenent failure, I have installed Pulsetech products and extended battery bank life by one or two and in one case three years. I have resurrected batteries that have been left uncharged for 18 months and showed no sign of life, nor any sign of accepting a charge by a very good charger. These batteries did not recover 100%. But they became usable again and had maybe 70% 80% capacity. Much better than zero.. Arild
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