
I immediately hooked it up to my charger and found it was, not surprisingly, running at 60% charge, so I stuck it on to charge overnight. The charger decided the battery could do with a recondition, which is apparently not uncommon on batteries that have been stored unused for a time, and it ran through a complete recondition in my lounge overnight. No heating issues and no venting needed. Excellent.

This evening, then, I hooked it up to the new 12v cooler/heater that my mum- and dad-in-law got me for Christmas, and it worked a treat. Really pleased with the cooler and am looking forward to sticking some beers in there for a camping trip!

That's Phase One of the Leisure Battery Project complete (for the second, non-acid-battery, time!)
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