battery charging capacity - does a 9 bar car take in as much electricity as 12 bar car
I know this is a very stupid question but google search is not helping me find an answer i can show my husband. (yes this is a marital dispute)
My husband says, the battery still takes as much power from the house to charge the battery no matter if it is brand new or on a lower amount (9 ) of bars. (also it takes longer and he is also suggesting it takes even more power because it has to be plugged in longer).
I say the battery is like a glass of water and if my capacity new was like a 12 oz glass of water the used battery will only hold 9 oz of liquid., I am actually using less electricity when i charge the battery and the time plugged in doesn't matter. I will only be using the amount that the battery will hold and it will be less than the capacity of a brand new battery.
If you can point me to a website that will settle this heated discussion I would appreciate it, because he will not believe me.
I know this is a very stupid question but google search is not helping me find an answer i can show my husband. (yes this is a marital dispute)
My husband says, the battery still takes as much power from the house to charge the battery no matter if it is brand new or on a lower amount (9 ) of bars. (also it takes longer and he is also suggesting it takes even more power because it has to be plugged in longer).
I say the battery is like a glass of water and if my capacity new was like a 12 oz glass of water the used battery will only hold 9 oz of liquid., I am actually using less electricity when i charge the battery and the time plugged in doesn't matter. I will only be using the amount that the battery will hold and it will be less than the capacity of a brand new battery.
If you can point me to a website that will settle this heated discussion I would appreciate it, because he will not believe me.