Easy way to repair 12v lead acid battery step by step , Awesome project that can help you

[@DomonKachu]

And after watching this, I decided to buy a new one.

[@mpetach]

Here in California, it would cost you more to get the syringe full of acid than it would to just buy a new battery.

[@ZaidKhan4481]

@@mpetach distilled water works too, right?

[@tayab7394]

Lolz

[@Jake2670]

@@ZaidKhan4481 U have to have a % of acid too, thats what I'm looking for down here

[@ryantj7284]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 same here

[@Rey_Psico]

I was trying to repair a battery.. But u changed my mind. Thank you...

[@dan_6915]

Yeah, it's not worth it

[@NvArya]

😂

[@icraftcrafts8685]

that's a first worls country option. not a joke.

[@Jay.L_Pro]

ReyPsico 😂

[@bj2bj260]

i tried this many times kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKXXYqN-gdCXgJo

[@1thailover]

after i saw how easy it was. i rush to the workshop to buy a new one. anyway thank you for the video

[@mymine8298]

Funny

[@BeeTee177]

I hope you earned enough money with this 1.9M views to buy a new battery 😁🥳

[@mariodabek1441]

he spent more on materials and tools than a new battery cost

[@Palmit_]

it's only 5ah as well. they cost about $15 brand new in 2024 😂

[@NSilver832]

If that was the easy way I don't want to know the hard way.

[@rex5485]

My thought also just when he just tried to saw the battery.

[@DG-kk5pm]

THe hard way might be working your regular job until you have enough spare money to buy a new battery.

Easy to die because quimics contact

[@electroworld8733]

It’s nice

[@Rabbit.760]

Hard way requires standing in the center of the north pole while face south, then realizing you left the battery at home

[@lisacalais5975]

Making use of the kzbin.infoUgkxcJ22tnHH9l1vjdIdEIG27iOG55P7LXI8 reconditioning plan, I just saved 2 auto batteries from being completely junked. The guides were very simple to follow. I wish I would have found this years ago! You may use the guide to recondition any battery type

[@mhypixel_fake2893]

Qc ncc

[@Mr.Science-daan]

He used tissue paper as insulator which not right it should be some thing like polyester... Tissue paper is a plant cellulose which will dissolve in sulphuric acid

[@sdawson2214]

Toilet paper & kitchen towel all dissolve in plain water as are designed to, if not all sewage works would block up.

[@alexanderthewise1352]

Correct, the paper used is glass micro fiber. Oddly enough, add water and it'll dissolve quicker than toilet paper. It is stable in acid though.

[@alexanderthewise1352]

@@sdawson2214 Paper towels dissolve very slowly in water and are the source of many clogged pipes. They belong in the trash, not in a sewer system.

[@tecnicsboys]

Cottoon? Algodón??

[@GotchaYT253]

​@S Dawson so?

[@randomstuffwithporgy3879]

Great to know when you can't just go buy something. Had a few situations like that. Appreciate the time and information you put into this.

[@naranbalami7906]

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[@CharlieDeltaEchoVict]

Thanks for the video - I learned about the internals of a Lead Acid battery - that was useful. Surprising to note that the Lead Acid battery used in our modern vehicles has not changed at all since its invention in 1859 - 150 years ago!

[@josepeixoto3384]

No need to change,THEY are making a fortune as it is; the battery continues to be one of the weakest parts of a car

[@holidayrap]

Neither has the wheel.

[@obviouslytwo4u]

I have changed more than you realise because modern batteries don't last as long. 5-years max but older batteries would last 15 years easy

[@robinsheng3436]

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[@VanBC-xu1dh]

@@obviouslytwo4u The lead plating is thinner on new batteries and they cheap out. Some are only lasting 3 years depending how you use them.

[@ShapeCZ]

That looks soooooo easy dude! *Sarcasm*

[@pramodmallik]

Thanks for showing us the cut section of SLA battery.Repairing of rotten cell plates and insulating with tissue papers definitely proved that you are honest to your viewers.still then I appreciate your hard works rather most prudent to buy a new one or go for lifepo4 chemistry battery

[@mrpsychodeliasmith]

This must be some new meaning of the word "easy" that I was not previously aware of.

[@petitleondieu]

He spent more on epoxy than the cost of a new japan technoloqy battery 😂

[@jeremyrock9305]

macgyver sboub yeah that’s a 28 dollar battery @ battery mart

[@naimrf]

That epoxy is of just 3 dollars

[@habireddie4674]

Good idea ...

[@electroworld8733]

Right

[@Bobby-Love]

Commie chinese tech. And useless.

[@thanhrsu]

Thank for the video at least I know what inside battery case

[@betruly7894]

Thank-you for this video. I expected at least you test the battery voltage before and during load then after load.

[@p.j9102]

It's good to know how to do. Everyone keeps downing the idea but knowledge is power and 1 day it might be useful.

[@kevinrudd9096]

This video is not suitable for rich dudes. But very useful for the poor.

[@jeremiahlucey561]

*This battery reconditioning program exceeded my presumptions. It worked on any drill battery, several AA and AAA batteries, **batery.repair** and any camera battery. The steps are simple and the act itself is exciting to do. No matter what type of battery you`ve got, it is sure to function again!*

[@ELTABULLO]

@Kris Pea hardware store or from a local mechanic

[@edwardmoyer3189]

a video that dont get to the point your, it a joke dont click the link

[@jimsinnovations2737]

Not sure how easy this would be but still really cool to see

[@GoldenShaolinNutz]

That Easy! Thank Goodness, Makes my refurb decision easier. Its going in the trash!

[@chrisp4048]

Spends more money to revive than to replace! 😊

[@vittoriobacchiega9118]

Teo technical aspects that reduce reliability of rework: 1) the reducrion of plates thickness 2) liquid acid constrain to inspect the level instead the gel acid. Too effort with no reliability.

[@oscar3611]

Thanks tot the info. Those reactions on better buying a new one are not necessary, for many people $15-30 is too much for a battery. I want to try your method, what acid did you use, and where to get it?

[@alexanderthewise1352]

Trouble is his paper towels will dissolve in short time. Microfiber glass is used in batteries. First or third world, this wont work when the paper dissolves and it'll never hold load. Should've built a fire instead.

[@OWK000]

Those lead plates still look to be in excellent condition. Water would have probably been enough with a graduated trickle charge lasting a few weeks. A cheap solar charge controller (with 20 watt or more solar panel) will charge any lead acid at 1/10 of a volt more than whatever the battery is currently holding. Modern solar battery maintainers that are low watt and close to 20 volts in full sun are too high voltage and won't work: they are basically worthless. Solar panels used to have lower voltage back 30 years ago or so, but improvement in technology was made and voltage was raised. Great for use with a charge controller and inverter, but not good for 12 volt trickle panel.

[@jitendrasuthar180]

Fun Fact: Guy in American tech channel is Indian

[@akekapol]

Good to saw this vdo. I will buy new battery for sure :)

[@mymine8298]

That is a real point

[@thecrew2team633]

👏all that for a$27 dollar battery but the point is you made it work but if it was a $200 batt I would be watching this video over nd over to fix it's not the price of batt it's a reference to all batteries 👍👍👍👏🎉🎊

[@dan_6915]

Even if it was 200, not worth the effort and risk of inhaling sulf acid fumes and lead

[@murugananthamn746]

Thank you.... now i going to plan open a new battery store in my town. This video helping for my self

[@skmgamer8214]

The title should be hardest way to destroy L.A.B. Whish is nicely done 🤘😊

[@trinityparore4721]

I'm no expert, but I think the positive and negative terminals are supposed to extend to the outside of the battery. By connecting the inner to the outer, with what ever wire you have used, you have created a weak point for the acid to attack, which will sever your batteries cells from the outside terminals, it probably would have been better to drill out the terminal holes, and soldered lead extensions to the outside world from your positive and negative cell terminals, maybe stuffed the gaps with a bit of paper towel or something, and used some steel tube placed over the top( cut to the length of the outside terminal) and poured some hot led to make terminals and seal them from leaking. Like i said, though, I'm not an expert, it's just how i would have done it, also those plates didn't look phucked at all

[@floyd1986]

Weather it works or not I have an idea on how to try. Thanks for the video.

[@annierenard5954]

a good tutorial how such battery is made

[@myMotoring]

the acid will dissolve the tissue paper & will end up with internal short circuit

[@chummine]

Never open a lead acid battery! This battery had only a small amount of sulfate at the plats - this can You repair without opening the battery by a pulsar electronic. If You open a really defectiv battery all the plats will fall into lead and leadoxide dust!

[@bj2bj260]

i tried this many times in school kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKXXYqN-gdCXgJo

[@JerryDoe]

"easy" puts a few paper towels in between the plates and watch battery explode after paper dissolves in acid and plates touch each other.

[@Slide100]

Jerry Doe . Exactly what I thought. Paper towels are NOT a replacement for glass mats!

[@Jake2670]

I doubt those were paper towels but I am wondering what he used, nothing so far - my guess could b a HD handy towel, they pretty tough, I reuse em after dry out if not too dirty

[@JerryDoe]

@@Jake2670 acid will dissolve cotton, synthetic etc... Original batteries use glass fiber between the plates

[@Jake2670]

@@JerryDoe well, you said paper towel, if read down, n I didn't think about it, this is an AMG battery those are glass mats so you would have to replace it with absorbed glass mat

[@Jake2670]

He may have cleaned And re soaked it in some way but his video is definitely not very detailed or complete

[@wefukthenwo]

The best way to restore a battery in this bad condition like this is to use a DESULFATOR battery charger. Everyone should own one!

[@GospodinJean]

Excellent video! Did you place a paper towel between the plates? or what kind of towel is that? I'm afraid that a paper towel won't stand the acid..... Which other materials would you recommend instead?

[@dan_6915]

Paper towell wont even stand water. That battery is good for recycling

[@jackkatogh]

That would be fiberglass mat to resist the acid.

[@monkeyflyer410]

You should watch the Pakistani's rebuilding their batteries, there's loads of it on KZbin. They're utterly brilliant, using simple techniques in minimally equipped workshops on the road side.

[@johndunn9819]

every few months the tell us there's "new battery technology" that's going to revolutionize batteries. and all i ever see is 1930s design with added designed obsolescence so they'll fail in 11 months.

[@LMF5000]

Lithium iron phosphate batteries are practically maintenance free, they last 2000 cycles instead of 300-500 cycles of conventional lead acid. However they cost 3-5x the price.

[@alexanderthewise1352]

Application matters. Lead acid batteries are horrible at storing energy for a solar or wind grid, for instance. They're ideal for many things, like the voltage to jolt your car into action.

[@RalphDon21]

That was easy, now I'm gonna buy new one.

[@josevelasquezcastro7488]

Hello mate ,that is good job. Can you tell me what papel your use in this proyect. I need to repair one.thanks

[@stevecoloma4073]

Tissue paper or toilet paper

[@RayRayGaming-xb3pz]

Dont do that the acid will eventually dissolve it and the plates will touch.

[@Jake2670]

I'm still looking for this info too, guess this guy don't answer his comments or put details either :-( If U respond in few days to this, I may have an answer

[@Jake2670]

Looks like AGM battery , it’s not top up w acid , absorb glass matting - just Google it

[@kuntneteper3561]

Is the wire you use at the terminals copper? How will you prevent copper from rotting in sulfuric acid?

[@randomlife718]

It just needed to light a bulb for a few seconds...

[@PhermondRaj]

The terminals are corroded why haven't you cleaned them

[@Gonzalez1003]

He haven't has the time---

[@puzzled4163]

Safety first wear latex gloves and use a wire to direct short the battery.

[@alexanderthewise1352]

The lead dust in that battery went straight through those latex gloves he used. Nitrile gloves are used in manufacturing batteries and the lead particles still make it through. A special soap and wipes are used to remove those particles. Specialty respirators are also worn. This video is bad juju.

[@DeepakGautamX]

1:12 point where I realises where it going. I am out. 🤣

[@skmgamer8214]

😂same bro Pr Mai end to dekha kya chutiyap krta hai😂

[@Mainak908]

😂😂😂

[@sjsj346]

Wohhhhhhh wohhhhhhh wonderful.congrats to you sir for this video uploaded

[@familykeepersca]

Now with this 2.59 M views he can buy 2 new battery

[@silebirthmanda4549]

Congratulations 1 million subscriber☺😕

[@thepracticalfarmacist]

Thoroughly hypnotizing after a long day at work, and looking for a new battery ! You convinced me to never try this at home.. lmao

[@khanhassan457]

The way he opened the battery though 😂😂😂

[@artnum7857]

Thanks, i have put active carbon and cement instead of papper, this work greath too.

[@bacilluscereus1299]

What was that fluid you filled the cells with? Percentage of sulfuric acid?

[@manonet1606]

O LOUCO MEU AGORA VOU TENTAR RECUPERAR MINHAS BATERIAS de moto

[@Floridays48]

I would love to have seen the test at the end! but I could not see it, because you had a huge link for the next project option right in front of the light bulb! nice job, maybe you could watch out for that or stop pushing the projects we will see anyway as long as we enjoy your posts, which I'm sure we would all enjoy as long as the whole thing can be seen!

[@ATdiy]

Ok I will remove it. Thank you for correct me

[@alexanderthewise1352]

@@ATdiy How long did it take the "repaired" battery to fail?

[@excite236]

Great video and very useful if there is an apocalypse.

[@willyrivero470]

I'm not sure if you really know what you're doing.

[@ullianove151]

.a very small amount of that lead...if ingested accidentally... enough to put down ur spark...

[@Perepodvyvert_s_perevorotom]

04:48 Real scissors for real man!

[@Fehi]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@seharsgames]

Witch acid you used..???

[@familykeepersca]

Congra! Now with this 2.59 M views you can buy 2 new batteries.

[@walterlichter4781]

I always thought to myself, once in my life I want to open a dead battery in this way. Now I know I never will.

[@stealthboost2805]

I would just take it apart for the lead and buy a new one

[@peterdarr383]

OOOH you will - in about 10 to 15 years after the economic collapse !!

[@Andy-df6gm]

​@@peterdarr38310-15mths the way things going lol

[@JohnSmith-rm1ob]

That's a fascinating video. A lot of effort. A new motorcycle battery in the USA is about $70. So, you saved ... $70 - (cost of epoxy, acid, etc, value of your time). I'll buy a new one. You may want to hang out by a store that sells batteries and intercept the customers bringing in old batteries to get their "core charge" refunded. Buy those ($10 for MC battery; $15 for car battery) and do your magic and resell them. Thanks again, always wanted to know what's in one of those lead acid batteries.

[@ДмитрийХрюндель-н3ч]

Скажу вам более того, мисье, использовать бумажную салфетку в качестве изолятора в среде серной кислоты - верх долбоебизма

[@overlycreative1]

My easy way, drop the battery at the recycle and Amazon a new one in.

[@christophermendonca7969]

Can you send me one while your at it ill take a 50ah 12 volt thanks

[@lahorimunda9032]

Amazing Amazon.

[@sujeetkumarsanu770]

You are genius l salute u

[@gasciotti]

I would not do all that work, but still I loved the video and foud it very interesting. Thanks a lot!!!!

[@Baterkar]

Just because the bulb has turned on does not mean that the battery is working. It should simultaneously measure the voltage and observe the voltage drop for at least 5 minutes. I believe that after this time the bulb would no longer light.

[@tryitstd]

Just pour battery acid 37% H2SO4 to revive the battery.

[@awaazmatroko5972]

This is better than other battery reconditioning, I have tried many, yet to try this one, pls some question: sometimes one or more of the cells fail, how to redo that, the acid used proportion with distill water??

[@marlonbayaras2850]

soldering lead has flux resin on it, it could affect the battery chemistry, should have used a pure lead

[@peterdarr383]

I don't think he gave a flux

[@sumanasiriak]

Can't to do this but watching is interesting.

[@mesutpeynircimax451]

Fantastic! Agm batteries are darn expensive to replace, think a couple of 200 amp agms can be recycled the same way.. Thanks for sharing.

[@Jake2670]

I would say so, just b a lot of mat, just googled it, not cheep , then u got the acid

[@christopherperry8693]

Cool Idea, adding sufuric acid to paper towls. How long do they last. 1 or 2 hours?. If you are going to all this trouble to restore the battery why not use Fibre Glass tape as the divider like the manufacturers do its not expensive.

[@bacilluscereus1299]

Thanks for this. I will ask at the hardware store

[@1sachnev1]

Спасибо за трудолюбие и оригинальность - классное мышление +++++++++!!!!!!!!!

[@johnkapel2128]

I basically had the same problem with my battery. Last month when I was on my way to the store, my car died so I got my multimeter out and I checked the voltage on the battery and it was 9.7378 Volts so I thought “what the heck is going on with this battery”, the next thing I knew I seen some smoke coming from the tips of the battery terminals. I was suspicious on what was going on and I couldn't believe it because this battery was only barely 16 years old which I consider fairly new in today's society, so basically what I want to do is try to clean up the battery with some soap and salt solution and then I might put it on the charger for two or three minutes at a high current rate just to see if it will hold a charge. I'm not sure if that's going to help the battery or not but one thing's for certain before I go out and buy a new battery, I'm definitely going to try these two methods that I suggested. Now on the other hand I could swap the battery out with one from my 1962 Chevy Tahoe but I'm not sure that my old lady would let me do that, so basically what I need to do is first, I'm going to check all the air in the tires before I monkey around with the battery. Then I'm probably going to run a few errands around town down and the next thing I want to do is get some paint and paint the battery terminals because I don't think they look very good without the neon yellow color look on them. If all goes well, I am planning to do a few other things to the terminals. Next after that chore, is get some of that distilled water and pour on the outside of the battery to try to clean up a lot of the dirt and dust its accumulated over all these years. If I have time what I'll do after that it's try to clean both sides of the mirrors on my 1965 Ford Bronco because I've noticed while I was driving that it's hard to see what kind of traffic is coming up behind me. I was having a problem with the battery when I put the headlights on low beam and then when I tried to switch the high-beam I noticed that the voltage excursions were jumping around so I went out and I bought another set of test leads to use on my digital multimeter and there was no difference at all, so I think I may borrow my friend Tony Jones's multimeter just to check those voltage excursions to see if that is normal. Nobody really explained to me how to test a DC voltage excursions when the battery is not in its prime. I am all on my own doing this. A lot of people have contacting me and they said that they've had that problem once or twice and maybe even three times in their lifetime with their batteries but they did something totally different. What they did was loosen the terminals first then they carefully remove the battery and hoisted it out to get rid of all the debris and dirt that's accumulated after all these years then they put it on a slow charge which I believe they told me was 32 milliamps for 6 days, 3 hours and 54 seconds. Next they took the battery caps off and added some distilled water, which they claimed that they bought it at their local Walmart store. I think, if I can remember correctly, they said it was .99 cents plus the sales tax. Can you believe that just 99cents? That's a real good price for one full gallon of distilled water. Speaking of water, yesterday I helped my neighbor that lives to the right side of my house, fill their swimming pool for the new season. It literally took 7 hours to fill. I am not sure how many gallons it is. I have met people in my lifetime that had no idea that there were 4 quarts of water in a gallon jug. They just assumed it was a gallon only. I am not really good at math but I do have a calculator on my cell phone. Speaking of math, it takes me back to grade 11 in high school when my teacher, Mr. Lowry gave us a sneak quiz on algebra. I failed it because I didn't understand what that was all about. I spent most of my high school time stoned and kinda out of it. Some of my classmates were very good at math, and it even showed when they got their report cards. I may have gotten of the path of whatever we were initially talking about. I think it had something to do with blue cheese. No, I remember now, it was car batteries. I never could figure out why they put car batteries in the front of the vehicle and not inside the vehicle. It would be so much easier to work on them, especially in the rain, if they were inside the vehicle. Doesn't that make more sense to you too? Well anyhow, batteries are pretty heavy for their size and some people can't lift them very good. I had a fried, Tony Smith who had asthma and once he tried to lift out his car battery, and sneezed, and the battery fell out of his hands and landed on his right baby toe. It broke the small bones in that toe of his. I called his mothers step daughter Ann but she was not home. So I then called his brothers uncle Fred and told him about what just happened to Tony's toe. He seamed like he was drunk and started laughing at me and said “I don't care about that Bast#$ds toe”. I got mad and hung up on him immediately. From that day on, I never spoke to Tony's brother's uncle Fred. I never really liked him in the first place bacause when Tony and I were 13 years old, we were at a softball game and Fred walked over to us and farted right in our faces. That was not very nice of that old pervert. I heard some stories about him when he was about 20 years old that would make you cringe if you heard them, but I can't get into that right now because I have to finish up my posting here on you tube. I hope I have given you folks some good advice on having some of your problems solved in a timely manner. I like to help out when I can if it is at all possible. I am out for 3 more hours so I want to go now and get a hot dog and a bottle of grape soda. I need to look around for a ride so I can get back to my padded room at the Sinclair Insane Asylum. I hope Dr. Dilbert will not be mad at me for sneaking out....

[@HomeGrownPyro1]

Wtf lol

[@someguy9778]

What?

[@paganant3623]

Why did he not just top up the cells first before taking apart that's why you have the holes at the top

[@coniferous3132]

he used the knife to also desulfate the plates. which... may help? this was a clear case of lack of electrolyte though, so I dunno.

[@paulnathanlam7013]

Looks like AGM battery , it’s not top up w acid , absorb glass matting . Good work

[@sinasamar2566]

I would like to know what paper material u used ( was it tissue paper) and if so would not the acid destroy it within a few minutes, other wise I think I understand it fully. I think we have to add acid to full the empty fills

[@rvetcph5717]

Wow. :) Can i make to a big battery like trucks?

[@jachu7619]

Yes you can

[@mytechexplanations6923]

For that you need bigger plates ...

[@darth1000blue]

Okay, now let's rebuild the Notre Dame Cathedral

[@usmanpixelledlightingoffic6775]

I have a polymer jel battrey 155amps NARADA USA BACKUP only 30min Can i repair that

[@jachu7619]

Maby yes

[@electronic7979]

Very good 👍

[@xDivinitysCreaturex]

You can desulphate it with a high frequency desulphator and clean the terminals. If you need to add water, then drill holes. Add water with a syringe. Tap the holes and plug with plastic acid-proof bolts. Or melt in some plastic or correct epoxy.

[@gajananphadte3440]

Desulphaters don't work. I experimented out of curiosity

[@giovannipg3000]

Why you dont make a video and show us

[@michael931]

Desulfator won't fix dried out SLA battery. His knife was the desulfator.

[@mungomidge1090]

Thanks for showing me why I don't want to do this!

[@K.Muthukumaran]

Electrolyte?

[@gabipaduraru2004]

After full charge, only 6 V.... Acid must be 24 -25% or 1.28 g/cmc. You must check every cell and if you have not 2.1 or 2.2 V you must replace it. It is a good work but you must see if it worth it . A little battery is cheap but a 200-300 Ah battery worth it to repair because in general only one cell is affected. The future is Li-Ion or Li-Po.

[@riadhch5643]

Thank you if he mentioned that it will be great

[@LZ-eu7xs]

what do you use as a seperator ? Nice vid by the way.

[@shahjahansangrasi1925]

I also wanna know ,plz someone tell me, what to be used as a separator

[@madhusudanm6529]

Tissue paper😂😂

[@Andy-df6gm]

In this case paper towels

[@jobspeedmms]

how many watts does the soldering iron use,,?

[@debasismandal1924]

How much capacity is restored? Finally saw a way that actually works!!

[@pacapawarkop655]

I Did before it just about 6 month longer

[@debasismandal1924]

@@pacapawarkop655 did you measure the restored capacity? Thanks for replying!

[@balarajuk3]

Is it's tissue paper, inserted between the plates? And what was injected whether distilled water or electrolyte?

[@thecrew2team633]

Good work my friend keep em coming 👍

[@kapilsds7]

This idea good for solar energy fans.

[@InterlacedTech]

It's very dangerous to revive a sealed battery after it gets unsealed ._. *Makes total sense*

[@CHEVI789]

I like doing things the hard way.......like you

[@FantaBH]

Nice experiment. Nice work but at the end you found that it's waste of time. But youtube loves to pay for such videos so at the end of everything you probably found that actually it worth time invested.

[@Electronicview]

I will try with my battery use for my motors

[@cnneville1962]

My personal opinion and I may be wrong. The distilled water in the battery had dried out. That's why very little liquid came out. I would have added a little distilled water to submerge the plates, and then charge the battery. If lucky, it would work.

[@nenadstanojevic1427]

Let's see how the battery pushes a Carbon pile load tester. While you are there, lets see a CCA meter reading as well.

[@upnorth3431]

How does this guy have 1.12m subscribers?! Dark web click farms?

[@boonchoojones987]

Are you a web inspector? But I like you idea.

[@MrBat000]

Your supposed to do a load test on the battery when you finished ..not just connect it to a small lightbulb... You can connect a lemon to a light bulb and it will light up. The real test is the heavy load test which you failed to do.

[@alexanderthewise1352]

Nah, it's TV magic. All he did was contaminate himself with lead and ruin a good battery. The plates are separated with microfiber glass that's been pasted with lead (2) oxide, not paper towels. The video is utter bollax.

[@aribaker8179]

I know very little about electronics but I know enough that this video made me laugh. The cloth was obviously not a paper towel based on the sizzors used to cut it. But the light bulb test at the end was pretty bad that's a headlight bulb and it barely lit up.

[@adithyaus1919]

Which acid did u use

[@NathanTrakan]

Most likely something like LSD :P I would say the dude must have been on meth or something... Why the fuck starts sawing into a battery? I am a pretty stupid guy who does much shit but this is for me just Insanity lol.

[@abdullahsaba4232]

Does this changing the separators really work?? If it does, then how much of the original capacity can be restored by this method????

[@ELTABULLO]

Assuming you use something better than tissue paper (or that t. paper lasts more than I thought), then all of the capacity

[@emersonsrandomvideos248]

Wait. You did't even checked how much juice is there before you proceed. Edit: i'm not convince v coz there was no qualitative data before and after the repair. Good experiment though.

[@joelramirez4688]

Pinoy keyboard if the battery had any charge in the beginning of the video when he touched the two leads with the wire it would have sparked. So therefore he proves his point on how to revive a battery.

[@emersonsrandomvideos248]

@@joelramirez4688 Wrong. What i meant is the quantifiable amount of power left with that battery before it was disassembled and reassembled.

[@mazharaltaf4899]

Very good explanation to recover old battery.

[@АндрейКудяков]

Отлично, мне понравилось!

[@hasanebadamehvash8445]

Hello professor, good time, did you use ordinary paper napkins for the lead sheets,??????❤