To alter or readjust; tinker with: sought to raise output this year by rejiggering its agricultural policies. [first form 1940s+, second 1960+; fr mid-1800s jigger, ''shake or jerk rapidly,'' related to jig as a rapid movement, dance, etc, hence ''rearrange or readjust by shaking,'' semantically similar to shake up]
AGM Batteries. Absorbent glass mat (AGM) is a class of lead-acid deep cycle battery in which the electrolyte is absorbed into a fiberglass mat. The plates in an AGM battery may be flat like wet cell lead-acid battery, or they may be wound in a tight spiral.
BU-201a: Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) Learn what differentiate AGM from other lead acid battery types. AGM technology became popular in the early 1980s as a sealed lead acid battery for military aircraft, vehicles and UPS to reduce weight and improve reliability. The sulfuric acid is absorbed by a very fine fiberglass mat, making the battery spill-proof.