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Having trouble with our E50-XM battery gauge. After a night on the charger, gauge only shows about 3/4 charge. Battery voltage is 38v and is kept watered and equalized on a regular basis. Is there a calibration for this gauge?
  • Posted 2 Jun 2016 23:18
  • Discussion started by Sportywind
  • Florida, United States
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