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USER MANUAL
Battery Care & Maintenance
CHECKING THE BATTERY
Antigravity Batteries do not require maintenance if they are kept in a good state of charge, but as with any battery, they
should be checked every few months as a precaution. Visually inspect the battery for cracks, check the mounting and
cables are secure and check the voltage. The key to long life for any battery is to not allow the battery to get below 11v.
Below 11v damage to the battery cells may occur. The lower the voltage and longer the time in an over-discharged state
the more potential for damage your battery.
CLEANING
Use a clean dry cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or solvents. DO NOT directly spray the battery with a Pressure
Washer or Hose.
STORING
The Antigravity Battery can hold a charge for over a year provided there are no parasitic drains taking the battery’s
energy. If you are going to be storing your vehicle, it is best to disconnect the battery completely and it will maintain its
charge for over a year. In cases where you leave the battery in the vehicle, you can use a Lithium specific Maintainer/
Charger during times of storage. If you will be storing the battery out of the bike, place the battery in a cool dark place.
During storage make sure you check the voltage each 4 months to verify the voltage has not gone too low.
GENERAL CARE
The best thing you can do for your battery is to maintain it in a good state of charge. This goes for any battery. 13.2v
is considered a full charge. With Antigravity Batteries “RE-START” feature, your battery is protected from getting over-
discharged which will dramatically increase the life-cycle of the battery. But you should still maintain the battery in the
event you will be storing it in the winter or if you have active accessories that continually drain the battery, such as theft
alarms. In cases where you have these large Parasitic drains, you can use a Lithium specific Maintainer-Charger.
