Is it possible to clone my own broadband sim, i want to keep my current sim in my router at home and not take it out all the time to put in my phone when i go to work.
What a bunch of babies. Clearly having absolutely no clue as to what the latest Lithium ion batteries are capable of, neither that it does not even cost a fraction of 20k if you buy at the correct outlet. Rather than putting out all the hot air, use that to educate and learn something new ;) i...
No my sound system is factory fitted, i did not upgrade it, and i did not say i did, this is a powerful sound system YES but it came out with the car factory fitted, it was a coupe version and they put in the best of the best at that time into it. Anyway it's not the sound draining it, i don't...
Pointless to everyone posting replies which is not relevant to my initial post, i did what ordinary people sometimes do.
Topping up a battery to full charge, i did not overcharge it like some trigger happy heads boasts out loud on here. shees, but they keep at it that they know better than the...
Thanks, but too much hassle when i know there is an easier way (using a lithium battery), having to take out the battery which takes an hour then unscrew the caps to check individual cells with a voltmeter is not feasible when i know that a lithium battery can do it without doing anything but...
Everything is stock, the battery was replaced, it is not the oem battery and it did not have the drainage piping which i assume you get with some vehicles OEM.
I just don't like acid spills in case you have a damaged cell that cannot conventionally be picked up unless you physically probe it...
Your opinion, i like to know more about the state of my battery, and you can know more about the state of a lithium battery as you can keep tabs and balance individual cells.
No the charger is fine, i like to get accurate results, that's why i'm using my fancy charger, However if the cells aren't in perfect state it could be a problem, i am not denying that, and possibly i have a bad cell.
It's possible
that a cell is not 100% yes, the charger is in excellent shape, unfortunately you cannot individually balance cells in a lead acid battery, so you cannot spot the dead cell by probing it electronically, another reason i want to go lithium.
You clearly have no understanding about batteries at all. Of course you can keep it on constant float charge.
It only poses a problem when you have damaged or bad cells, then it will ruin the battery, if the battery is healthy it can prolong it's life.
Not at all, i charged the battery because i wanted it to be fully charged as it was not, some batteries can be taken up to 14.40 volts and that is when the charge cuts the charge, all of the batteries that i had in the past did not have a problem going to 14.40 volts. The one i have now spilled...