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<blockquote data-quote="Stalin-ohaulic" data-source="post: 6556134" data-attributes="member: 585517"><p>People don&#039;t have underglows because they are gay. You like them because you are gay... yet you are calling me gay. You wish I took it in the *** so you could hit on me... but I don&#039;t and you can&#039;t. You didn&#039;t know anything before and you still don&#039;t. I didn&#039;t flame you until you kept asking the same things over and over and never could comprehend anything. You started a million threads rather than simply reading to find out because you&#039;re stupid. It&#039;s obvious that you&#039;re stupid. Also, mixing batteries is not recommended because batteries usually float at different charges. This will be caused by different make up (meaning SLA and AGM, etc) and different age. You&#039;re supposed to use the exact same battery and the exact same age of battery so that the float charge will be as close as possible. If they are not very close, they will continually discharge to each other trying to reach the same level of charge. Depending on the difference, the amount of life will either be reduced by a lot or very little. Consider yourself informed.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Stalin-ohaulic, post: 6556134, member: 585517"] People don't have underglows because they are gay. You like them because you are gay... yet you are calling me gay. You wish I took it in the *** so you could hit on me... but I don't and you can't. You didn't know anything before and you still don't. I didn't flame you until you kept asking the same things over and over and never could comprehend anything. You started a million threads rather than simply reading to find out because you're stupid. It's obvious that you're stupid. Also, mixing batteries is not recommended because batteries usually float at different charges. This will be caused by different make up (meaning SLA and AGM, etc) and different age. You're supposed to use the exact same battery and the exact same age of battery so that the float charge will be as close as possible. If they are not very close, they will continually discharge to each other trying to reach the same level of charge. Depending on the difference, the amount of life will either be reduced by a lot or very little. Consider yourself informed. [/QUOTE]

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