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Old 05-12-2015, 10:49 AM
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Simple fix, Li-Ion.

Li-Ion can be drained dead, left in the discharged state for months, and will charge back up to 100% capacity.

MB has been using them for a few years now.

Had I not found a Bosch max RC/CCA battery for just over $100, I would have LI-Ion in the E53.
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