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[Larry]

Originally Posted by The Gritz Carlton

I was in the battery business for years...years ago. Not a lot has changed with the technology. A good load test is still the best medicine for overall condition and can save lots of money with premature replacement. Charge them up full and zap them with a load tester. It will not lie. Many people think their batteries are bad/going bad but it could be caused by many other conditions. They replace them only to find out it was something else. Load testing was the only method we used when evaluating condition of returned batteries for warranty replacement...or not.

Thanks for the advice. Will do that prior to trip.