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Originally Posted by SteveInMD
I think you need to use a load test device on the batteries to see if they are actually good or not. If not, trouble shooting is going to be difficult.
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I second this option. First thing to find out is the condition of the batteries.
Some bad cells can cause all kinds of odd behavior. They seem to hold a charge unders some conditions then loose the charge way too fast.
First rule of troubleshooting. Don't go first to the exotic problems, rule out the mundane first.
I have taken my batteries to the nearest NAPPA store and let them charge and load test them.
They can tell you their exact condition.