Cleanpower Batteries Battery Regenerator Desulfator Review

I've had this for over a year now and it's still working. I used it with 5 batteries and it saved all but one. What I knew was thrown away, just tried. The first test was for a lawnmower. He ran it on full charge three or four times. After two discharge cycles with a desulfator, that's more than ten starts. I've never tested it other than that, but it works like a new battery should. Second, it's a car battery. There's a gremlin in this car, to be honest, but the battery desulfurization solved…

Firstly this is a 2A unit so not big. So it will probably run faster on smaller batteries than on larger batteries. Second, if your battery is fried, it won't and won't be able to fix it. nothing can. Toast means shorted plate, bad cell (one or more of the six cells in a 12 volt battery), bad internal resistance. If your battery is really damaged, it will not revive. Third, let's get rid of some "myths" - other reviewers said that this device can't generate a pulsed current - that's not true…

UPDATE 7/15/2018: It has taken me some time to get up and running with this unit in real world testing. I am completely amazed and shocked at the multiple battery improvement of this device. I originally used this for some small 12v scooter batteries. They seem to have gotten better, but I just didn't know how much, whether it's from using this device or just general charging. I now have a 12 volt AGM battery for my jet ski that held about 5.6 volts constantly. It charges to around 11.9 volts…