Opening up the caps and having a look is the only way I know of to find out if one cell is using a lot of water.
I was thinking of getting a watering system but decided against it because of the cost and the fact that more than a few people reported breakage after a year or two of use. I'm sticking with the simple solution. Once a month check and hand watering. -- S/V ORYOKI Philip & Marilyn Lange AE4OV KD4JRC Currently on the hill - Beaufort NC "There's no point in making a plan if you're not going to pretend to follow it!" On Sun, 2011-12-18 at 15:09 -0500, Ben Okopnik wrote: > Yeah, a cell using water up at a faster rate usually indicates a cell > that's going bad. In my experience, they're pretty easy to diagnose > with > a specific gravity tester (thanks to Norm for turning me onto just how > important those are in flooded lead-acids - it's like having an X-ray > of > your battery's "innards"!) > > > Ben > --
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