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Old 04-21-2006, 10:21 AM   #1
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Can I use both terminals on battery ?

Got a dual post (side and top) battery and wanted to connect a charger permanently to the side posts as well as maybe a capacitor (top posts are used for everything else)...Can I simply use both terminals on the battery or would it cause problems ?
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Re: Can I use both terminals on battery ?

i can't see this causing any problem, but why do you want a capacitor right at the battery?
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Re: Can I use both terminals on battery ?

Yes, you can use both.
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