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AlloffroadAu reports that 30–50% of the capacity is lost in the first several years. They also point out that DCS states that battery capacity will be significantly reduced after traveling a certain distance, but that they also don't mention this in their warranty policy.

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*[https://webarchive.nla.gov.au/awa/20230309064156/https://www.deepcyclesystems.com.au/shipping-return-policy/ DCS Warranty Policy on March 9 2023]

====  Alleged removal of Wayback Machine archives ====

[https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive's Wayback Machine] has archives of this policy page, but they're all dated in 2024. This is suspicious when considering:

[https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive's Wayback Machine] has archives of this policy page, but they're all dated in 2024. This is suspicious when considering:~~~~

*DCS falsely claims that their policy was last updated in 2021, when Trove's archives show it was actually updated in 2023, both years not being covered by the Wayback Machine.

*Louis Rossmann claims that consumers of DCS batteries have ~~reach~~ out to him, claiming that they were no longer able to access many older archives of the policy page when they contacted DCS ~~to ask~~ when their policy updated.

*Louis Rossmann claims that consumers of DCS batteries have reached out to him, claiming that they were no longer able to access many older archives of the policy page when they contacted DCS asking when their policy was updated.

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+<!-- There are 2 videos in question:
+https://youtu.be/vRcSPuBob-I
+https://youtu.be/FuiviCPpK-Y
+Which one do we use? -->
 AlloffroadAu reports that 30–50% of the capacity is lost in the first several years. They also point out that DCS states that battery capacity will be significantly reduced after traveling a certain distance, but that they also don't mention this in their warranty policy.
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 *[https://webarchive.nla.gov.au/awa/20230309064156/https://www.deepcyclesystems.com.au/shipping-return-policy/ DCS Warranty Policy on March 9 2023]
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+==== <!-- Maybe replace this list with proper citations next to when the dates were first mentioned. -->  Alleged removal of Wayback Machine archives ====
+[https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive's Wayback Machine] has archives of this policy page, but they're all dated in 2024. This is suspicious when considering:
-[https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive's Wayback Machine] has archives of this policy page, but they're all dated in 2024. This is suspicious when considering:<!-- maybe rework this into its own section called 'alleged removal of archived versions of warranty page' or something -->
 *DCS falsely claims that their policy was last updated in 2021, when Trove's archives show it was actually updated in 2023, both years not being covered by the Wayback Machine.
-*Louis Rossmann claims that consumers of DCS batteries have reach out to him, claiming that they were no longer able to access many older archives of the policy page when they contacted DCS to ask when their policy updated.
+*Louis Rossmann claims that consumers of DCS batteries have reached out to him, claiming that they were no longer able to access many older archives of the policy page when they contacted DCS asking when their policy was updated.
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