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Re: How does your team charge & test batteries?

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Originally Posted by Mr V View Post
The Wel-built load tester like most inexpensive load testers intended for testing automotive starting batteries just load the battery at 125 or 100 amps so you can measure the voltage and infer the CCA based on the voltage under that load.
...which is why I said in my previous post that changing the CCA setting on that tester doesn't change the load, it just changes the way the tester computes and reports the battery's health: Presumably if you've told the tester that the battery under test is 500 CCA it expects to see a somewhat higher voltage under load than for a 200 CCA battery.


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