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   * Battery monitors start from a known State of Charge then count every Amp going into or out of the battery bank   * Battery monitors start from a known State of Charge then count every Amp going into or out of the battery bank
 +  * the current acceptance of the battery bank in Absorption can tell you how close to fully charged a lead battery is((applies to Li also but the numbers are much smaller and we are not chasing 100% necessarily))
   * these measurements can go astray ("drift") over time and require recalibration   * these measurements can go astray ("drift") over time and require recalibration
   * drift will be more noticeable with lead chemistries than lithium   * drift will be more noticeable with lead chemistries than lithium
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