the most recent bestest charger

[shay]

I'm not a representitive of PulseTech. To my knowledge they have the best product for battery charging commercially available. The price is steep but when you have 1000s of dollars invested in batteries the price is reasonable. If you go to the following address: http://www.batterystuff.com/battery-restoration/12-volt/WC2200.html and you have read the resources I've suggested in this diary there should be no doubt that pulse charging and desulfation with high frequencies works better than traditional methods to keep lead acid batteries in good condition and extends their useful lives.    

[claude]

The price is steep. This will be a problem for low budget projects. However, there are other options, as always. Tunecharger 4.3 and the new chip CTP 4.3 does a similar job for anyone skilled enough to make its own circuit scaling for the desired output. Besides, this chip i really smart too. It also feature MPPT, making it perhaps the cheapest and smartest option when it comes to homebrew charging solutions.

I should have said first that I'm not affiliated with this team in any way.

But check www.tunecharger.com and take a look at the product's datasheet, you'll see a lot of potential out there.

Claude

[tecker]

The information that I've gathered to date is clear the sponge lead is keeped free of sulfate cristyals and strands that bridge the plates, by pulsing . Low frequency high frequency .

[tecker]

I think the majority of the comercial units have adopted High frequency.