>
>If you could measure what is taken out you could have the
>charger put it back in.   If not measured, perhaps
>assumed by seeing a sudden drop in voltage that signals
>a print operation.   Go on high charge to replace the
>20-50 amp-seconds then go back to trickle.

I can't see current out of the battery, we tried it, and even a 0.01 ohm
sense resistor caused problems.
It's a 10A pulsed current, so it's 0.1V droop, in addition to the
unavoidable droop in the rest of the system.

If I knew how much was spent, that would be one thing, but it might be 20
all the time, and to make sure I handled it, i'd have to put in 50.
Overcharging by that much is a problem.

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