Sounds like it worked a lot better than the Mikrowave oven idea did with Sis's battery, but I don't have a battery charger with LED. I thought the Led was part of the battery on the inside of the case from what I read about the sulphides getting stuck in the battery and making it stop working.
I gotta ask though is there any chance the battery is going to blow up with that LED charger? Just went through that and I tell you it wasn't one bit pretty. Sis is out of work for a while at least till they rebuild the choke & puke kitchen, and that don't look like its going to happen overnight. On top of that she can't collect unemployment cause she was working under the counter as they say, so Sis ain't got no income comin in. That means she can't even afford a new battery for her car, not even at Walmart, and batterys for her car ain't exactly what any working person would call cheap there either.
Her battery that blew up came out from under the back seat of her car you know, and from what I was able to resarch out down to Walmart, it must be some kind of special battery. It did have sort of a padded bag around it, sort of like the insulated bags they used to give you at the store to get your ice cream home without it getting all runny, but ain't anybody been able to find that bag since the Choke & Puke went kaflooey. I climbed in there myself looking, even thought it might have got in the dishwasher, but it wasn't. Rodney swears he took the battery out of the bag, so it should still be in the kitchen, but I wasn't able to find it. I did make sure I put all the screws back in the plywood they got over the doorway to the kitchen when I was done looking, figured there must be some reason they walled that kitchen off.
Since Sis can't afford a battery, she and I were talking, and I figured just about any 12 volt battery will get her car started if she sets it in the back seat and hooks it up to the cables. Only thing is she ain't gonna be able to get the back seat back in. That probably won't be a problem though cause nobody has ever ridden back there. I'm thnking maybe she should put a box over the battery though so she can fling stuff back there without any problem of her stuff coming in contact with them battery terminals and shorting em out. Sis left word with the fellow who works the fuel island at the truck stop to have the fellow who junks cars give her a call so she can see if he got a car with a good battery she can buy from him cheap so we can get her car back on the road.
