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  • How many types of batteries are there?
    • There are many types of batteries depending upon the usage. For instance there are primary and secondary batteries, wet and non-wet (gel-type) types, conventional and maintenance free, and even wet-charged and dry-charged batteries a secondary battery can either be wet or gel-type, conventional and maintenance free.

  • Why do battery dealers talk terms charged?
    • A dry-charged battery is stored on the dealer's shelf without electrolyte in it. The dealer must put electrolyte in the battery and briefly charge it before installation in the vehicle.

  • What’s all this hype about MF Battery?
    • Maintenance free batteries are constructed differently than conventional batteries. They have lead-calcium plates instead of lead-antimony plates. This reduces the amount of electrolyte loss because there is less gas production. These batteries are wet-charged and have a longer shelf life due to a low discharge rate.

  • MF (Maintenance Free)
    • Dry-charged batteries have the advantage of a longer shelf life. Wet-charged batteries are usually ready to go from the dealer's shelf with little or no charging.