XPost: alt.home.repair, sci.electronics.repair   
   From: rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com   
      
   Peter  wrote   
      
   > Has anyone wondered whether the "pure" water will be "leaching" out the   
   > chemistry of the lead:acid plates inside the battery?   
      
   It doesn't leach out of the plates, its boiled off when the battery   
   is still charged when it has been fully charged already.   
      
   > Having owned a pool, all water chemistry tends toward equilibrium,   
      
   That's wrong too.   
      
   > and   
   > dissolved salts (metal and a non metal) are no exception to the rule.   
      
   There is no equilibrium involved. You presumably   
   mean that the dissolved stuff spread thruout the pool.   
      
   > So the more pure the water, the more it will dissolve a bit of that   
   > lead:acid compound that they slather on the plates between rubber sheets.   
      
   Utterly mangled all over again. Lead doesnt dissolve in   
   water enough to matter.   
      
   > Has anyone thought of that?   
      
   Corse the designers of car batterys have.   
      
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