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Originally Posted by sapdawg711
The 6v battery may have a higher amh value than the 12v which means it may take a bit longer to charge I believe. I've had batteries take a bit longer than a day to charge fully. Make sure that you have your selector on "6v" and not "12v" too. Throw a voltmeter on it and check it, give it a bit more time, and then if all else fails, then take it back.
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yep. those 6v's at hald the width of the 12s are 12 amps. If you have a 6v that is as wide as your 12v, that's probably a 20 amper. if it doesnt fully charge in a couple of days, then its probably bad. did you take a reading with a DVM? If its not reading anything above 6 volts, then youre sure its bad.
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