From: jrojas@tech-man.com   
      
   mike wrote:   
   > On 1/11/2014 9:56 AM, clare@snyder.on.ca wrote:   
   >   
   >>    There is NO WAY UNDER THE SUN that using a mixture of magnesium   
   >> sulphate and water  as a replacement for sulphuric acid  as eletrolyte   
   >> in a lead acid battery will yeild an operational battery.   
   >>   
   > That was my take on the whole thing.   
   > But, someone appeared to have posted the recipe that worked for them.   
   > Just waitin' for them to pop up with the claim.   
   > Takes far less effort to do the experiment than to enter a pissing contest   
   > about it here.   
   > The battery has been sittin in the shed for several years waiting for   
   > me to empty the electrolyte and recycle it anyway.   
      
   Yes. I see your point. I would just try the epson salt method, and see   
   if your battery is restored. It will at least clean out your old   
   battery. I don't see how a electric desulfication will work at all. You   
   are trying to remove build up from a chemical reaction.   
      
   After the 3 day trickle charge, drain the battery down, drain the   
   liquids, then add the recommend amount of battery acid and distilled   
   water. You can then do another 3 day 2 amp trickle charge.   
      
   Jim Rojas   
      
      
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