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With Flooded cells, at what discharge does damage start?

 
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steve(at)tomasara.com
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 13, 2020 6:25 am    Post subject: With Flooded cells, at what discharge does damage start? Reply with quote
Greetings,

This isn't a relevant question for modern aircraft but I think the membership of this list will likely know so I hope I don't bother anyone by posting here.
If you have a rarely used car with a traditional flooded cell lead-acid battery and keep an eye on the battery voltage, at what voltage should it be recharged to maintain a normal life?  My old jeep has a small load while parked so the battery slowly drains and it is neither convenient for me to disconnect the battery nor keep a maintainer connected.  If I charge it back up with my smart charger before the (nominally 70deg f) battery voltage drops to say, 12V will I still get full life out of the battery?
Thanks in advance,
Steve Stearns
O235 Longeze
Boulder/Longmont CO

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