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Originally Posted by Ether
They may be accurate for what they do. But they do not measure the battery's capacity.
I have an old battery in my shed that passes with flying colors when tested with my "125 amps for 10 seconds" tester. But it fails miserably when subjected to a capacity test. So even if the high-load-short-duration test doesn't harm the battery, it doesn't really tell you what the true health of the battery is.
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We have a battery that tested as "good" with the Battery Beak and then minutes later dropped dead halfway though a semifinal match last weekend. Fortunately, it did not affect the outcome of the match.
Battery #6 is going to that farm for old batteries...