

| Subject: | Fw: Deep Cycle Batts.. A Journey |
| From: | Michael Townsend |
| Date: | Tue, 10 Dec 2002 09:56:42 -0500 |
I thought that "never store a battery on a concrete floor" thing was an urban legend that everyone followed just "in case!" What is the science behind it, and why does Optima claim their spiral cells are immune from it? Michael > 3) Gell-cells are the greatest invention since sliced bread. They don't spill, out-gas (noticeably) or rot your floor. They are prone to plate dammage like a wet-cell though, so never store them on a cement floor.
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