DIY Grid Reconditioning Charger

Yeah..., just sell the prolong and cash it to add funds for new battery

 

You mean the bulb discharge wattage or which?

Saw this video of a guy who used the Automated Prolong Charger and Discharger

1st: Charge-Discharge 240+-~ to 134vdc.
2nd: Charge-Discharge 240+~ to 101vdc
3rd: Charge-Discharge 240+~ to 84vdc
Then Charge

UPDATE:
My latest bulb arrangement for 220v bulbs:

First Discharge:
240+-~ to 196v: 400w or less bulb
196v to 134v: 150w or less bulb

Second Discharge:
240+-~ to 196v: 400w or less bulb
196v to 134v: 150w or less bulb
134v to 101v: 50w or less bulb

Third Discharge:
240+-~ to 196v: 400w or less bulb
196v to 134v: 150w or less bulb
134v to 84v: 50w or less bulb

But i use 60w in replacement for the 50w because i can't get a 50w bulb around.
I have now attached the Prolong bulb charge voltage and wattage guide too.

 

@Abarnabe Care to elaborate what's not right in @A.J's statement?

 

Another question: do you need to turn on the traction battery fan during discharge, assume the light bulbs are located away from the battery and the surrounding is not extremely hot? I know you need the fan during charging to keep the battery from overheating.

 

I have updated my post above with an updated wattage arrangement, it seem to revolve around the bulb wattage change arrangement.