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Which means you just turned an old junk battery into a like new battery again!
The battery that is found in your car, motorcycle, tractor, golf cart, SUV, truck & boat is called a Lead Acid Battery. If you have ever tried starting a boat, riding lawn mower, or motorcycle in the spring you may have found that these types of batteries don't hold a charge for several months. You also find out that even after you jump start your MacBook 13"Series battery it just doesn't have the "giddy up and get along" that it once did, or if it will even take a charge at all. Lead-sulfate is created when a A1280 battery is discharged. Then, when charged, in theory, the lead sulfate changes back to its component materials; lead, lead dioxide, and sulfuric acid. However, as batteries age, hard lead-sulfate forms into crystals on the surface of the electrode plates. This non-conductive material makes a film on the surface of the electrode plate causing a reduction in surface area needed for electro- chemical reaction of the MB771 battery. It also reduces the batteries’ component materials needed for the reaction. Batteries that have been heavily sulfated, and do not hold a charge, are often replaced prematurely and unnecessarily. By forcing the lead sulfate back into the acid solution you can greatly extend the life of the MB771*/A battery by several years. Approximately 80% of lead acid batteries fail prematurely because of a buildup of lead sulfate on the plates. This buildup causes the MB771J/A battery to become unusable at approximately one-third of its natural life. Fortunately, there is a cheap and easy method to reverse this with readily available materials.
A battery that just sits around all winter long or simply an old battery gets a buildup on the lead plates inside the battery. This buildup does not conduct electricity and blocks the electric flow and charge rate. Therefore making the battery weaker and weaker until it is pretty much junk. Our solution dissolves the buildup of sulfate deposits, allowing the MB771LL/A battery to perform like it is supposed to
The battery that is found in your car, motorcycle, tractor, golf cart, SUV, truck & boat is called a Lead Acid Battery. If you have ever tried starting a boat, riding lawn mower, or motorcycle in the spring you may have found that these types of batteries don't hold a charge for several months. You also find out that even after you jump start your MacBook 13"Series battery it just doesn't have the "giddy up and get along" that it once did, or if it will even take a charge at all. Lead-sulfate is created when a A1280 battery is discharged. Then, when charged, in theory, the lead sulfate changes back to its component materials; lead, lead dioxide, and sulfuric acid. However, as batteries age, hard lead-sulfate forms into crystals on the surface of the electrode plates. This non-conductive material makes a film on the surface of the electrode plate causing a reduction in surface area needed for electro- chemical reaction of the MB771 battery. It also reduces the batteries’ component materials needed for the reaction. Batteries that have been heavily sulfated, and do not hold a charge, are often replaced prematurely and unnecessarily. By forcing the lead sulfate back into the acid solution you can greatly extend the life of the MB771*/A battery by several years. Approximately 80% of lead acid batteries fail prematurely because of a buildup of lead sulfate on the plates. This buildup causes the MB771J/A battery to become unusable at approximately one-third of its natural life. Fortunately, there is a cheap and easy method to reverse this with readily available materials.
A battery that just sits around all winter long or simply an old battery gets a buildup on the lead plates inside the battery. This buildup does not conduct electricity and blocks the electric flow and charge rate. Therefore making the battery weaker and weaker until it is pretty much junk. Our solution dissolves the buildup of sulfate deposits, allowing the MB771LL/A battery to perform like it is supposed to
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