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battery again
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23 Jan 2012 12:49 #31634
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Can you explain how two batteries can be wired in parallel ??
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23 Jan 2012 13:00 #31636
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2 in series =24v will blow car elecrics
2 in parralel = 2 x ah that will strain and posibly blow the alternator
ad to that the need for large cable running to the boot and its all a bit point less
get a cheep spliy charger it uses nice small cable that is eazily run . and it auto detects wbdn main batter if full and switches charge to secondary , no chancs of ever running main battery flat
2 in parralel = 2 x ah that will strain and posibly blow the alternator
ad to that the need for large cable running to the boot and its all a bit point less
get a cheep spliy charger it uses nice small cable that is eazily run . and it auto detects wbdn main batter if full and switches charge to secondary , no chancs of ever running main battery flat
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23 Jan 2012 13:13 #31637
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It's not that hard.
+ > + (positive to positive)
- > - (Negative to negative)
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247sniper wrote: Can you explain how two batteries can be wired in parallel ??
Steve .
It's not that hard.
+ > + (positive to positive)
- > - (Negative to negative)
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23 Jan 2012 15:07 #31644
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the problem you have if not using a split charger is your 60A altanator trying to charge a 110A+60A battery
170A is to much for it
add to that the stronger of the 2 batteries will always try to back feed so it will not get to its full capacity and may even damage the smaller one by overcharging it
170A is to much for it
add to that the stronger of the 2 batteries will always try to back feed so it will not get to its full capacity and may even damage the smaller one by overcharging it
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23 Jan 2012 18:37 #31663
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60Ah split charging system,ok why is this please?
If I want to charge a 110Ah don't I need one that's rated for that ?
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Replied by SUGAR DELTA on topic Re: battery again
supergaz wrote: Yup, just use a split charge system of lesser rating. 60Ah max.
60Ah split charging system,ok why is this please?
If I want to charge a 110Ah don't I need one that's rated for that ?
Cheers
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23 Jan 2012 18:39 - 23 Jan 2012 18:43 #31664
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The reason is I use amateur radio equipment and quite a powerful linear amp.
The radio draws around 10 amps and the linear around 45 ish..
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TomDK wrote:
SUGAR DELTA wrote: I think i'm gonna get a split charge system and put a 110Ah leasure battery in the boot.
Question,would the standard alternator be good enough for this task ?
Cheers folks
What's the reason you want a split charge system ?
If it's just for winching there's no real reason for it. Just parallel connect the batteries.
The reason is I use amateur radio equipment and quite a powerful linear amp.
The radio draws around 10 amps and the linear around 45 ish..
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