True, the plates must be kept submerged. Aircraft batteries
use less electrolyte and have less above the plates than a
car battery.


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James H. Macklin
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"nrp" wrote in message
oups.com...
|I didn't mean to imply that tap or even mud puddle water is
good for a
| lead acid battery. It's just that exposed plates are
really bad &
| should be covered ASAP. Dehumidifier water is good.
|