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Where and how did you measure the 12.2 volts? Just want to be sure that battery is dead ( and if 12.2 after charging, it is dead)
 

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The 12.2 was off the Yamaha gauge. I am pulling the batteries one by one and testing them. I'm trying to revive the bad ones by using a jumper cable to a good one, then putting a charger on the good one. Just following a YouTube video.
 

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You shouldn't rely on the Yamaha gauges or any voltage reading from a device like a GPS mapper. They are OK for relative numbers but not for battery testing. In addition, battery voltages should be taken at the battery terminals.
 

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Ya, I pulled all 4 to test. 3 are OK, but the 4th one is suspect. I'm trying to locate a single of the same brand in time for our halibut opener.