re battery storage why not charge and store dry in article apr mnemosyne cs du edu mfox nyx cs du edu mark fox says quite right your batteries should be perfectly alright and retain most of their charge if drained and dried well but i d throw out the electrolyte and buy some more when you need it and before anyone says i m wrong remember that new batteries almost always come ready charged and dry and they are perfectly ok even after several years storage at the shop mark fox makes sense to me after all when steel is manufactured and stored they put oil on it so it won t rust logicaly when you store your bike you must strip the paint and put oil on the metal to prevent rus
