help.. 12v batter will not charge.. - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

RedSledTeam · 08-27-2012, 04:24 PM

Your charger beeps when it senses a voltage that is less than the minimum set at the factory and thus will not charge. Try to charge it with another charger that doesn't have a minimum setting or even try a float charger. If try to "shock" it with a high amperage charger be ready to use a scatter shield or have secondary containment for the hazard materials you are about to detonate! Always try low voltage first; it's much safer.

mtnbykr2 · 08-27-2012, 04:40 PM

speakin' of batteries, sorry for the thread jack, but can anyone tell me what they are getting out of a 9amp hr running an HDS5, mine goes about 8 hours and dumps, anyone have similar results?
As far as the battery not charging, another non digital charger should get the battery going, I have a digital and if I run the batteries down low enough I have to give them a little jolt from another charger, as long as the battery isn't too old it should come back

08-27-2012, 04:40 PM	#2
mtnbykr2 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: newbury park ca Posts: 2,323	speakin' of batteries, sorry for the thread jack, but can anyone tell me what they are getting out of a 9amp hr running an HDS5, mine goes about 8 hours and dumps, anyone have similar results? As far as the battery not charging, another non digital charger should get the battery going, I have a digital and if I run the batteries down low enough I have to give them a little jolt from another charger, as long as the battery isn't too old it should come back __________________

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08-27-2012, 04:24 PM	#1
RedSledTeam Daddeo Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: OC Posts: 660	Your charger beeps when it senses a voltage that is less than the minimum set at the factory and thus will not charge. Try to charge it with another charger that doesn't have a minimum setting or even try a float charger. If try to "shock" it with a high amperage charger be ready to use a scatter shield or have secondary containment for the hazard materials you are about to detonate! Always try low voltage first; it's much safer.