Uses for dead car batteries and sealed lead acid batteries

Uses for Dead Car Batteries and Sealed Lead Acid Batteries

++++++++++++++++++ Use For Dead Car Batteries +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ Many “dead” car batteries are actually perfectly good batteries. They just can no longer provide the hundreds of amps needed to start a car. Many “dead” sealed lead acid batteries are actually un-dead batteries that can no longer reliably provide a couple of hundred watts of power needed to keep a computer running in a power outage.

A couple of years ago I decided to add another small solar panel to the collection I have on my roof. I have a 5 and 10 watt. This new one is a 20 watt. It is

dedicated to providing emergency power for lighting, a small fan and other misc. small low voltage devices. For this setup I needed a battery since it would need to be able to provide power 24 hours a day. I decided an un-dead car battery would be perfect since the largest load it would need to power for any extended period of time would be less than one half an amp. There is quite a difference between 200 – 600 amps and a half an amp.

The battery pictured was one I replaced when It would no longer start my car.

People who are interested in starting their own business, who don't want a 9-5 desk job, or who are handymen/handywomen can start a battery reconditioning business (we mention this in the sales video).

This is a very profitable business because we show people how to get batteries in bulk for dirt cheap prices (or even for free), then how to recondition those batteries and sell them. It's a very scalable business with nice profit margins ...and we're including a "battery business guide" with our program right now in addition to our battery reconditioning program to help this niche out.