Re: 12 volt jump start for a 6volt system

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Posted by Jim L. on Tuesday, June 16, 2009:

In Reply to: 12 volt jump start for a 6volt system posted by martin p on Tuesday, June 16, 2009:

Quote from Bob G. Don't expect it to crank over like it does with 12 volts. If it starts that is the main thing.

6 volt systems always turned over slow. Like he says if it starts then there is no problem. A six volt battery has twice the capacitie of a 12 volt, which means it can sit for a long time and still have pleanty in it to start providing the connections are clean and tight.

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