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naturist
Aug 05, 2013Nomad
Given that smart chargers vary the voltage throughout the process, and that dumb ones do not, this suggests to me that having both a dumb and a smart charger on the job at the same time would be a bad idea. I can see the smart one throwing 13 volts at the other one that is putting out 12 volts, thus having the lower voltage unit force fed current backwards. Charging a battery charger is not what they were designed to do. I'd anticipate possible overheating and circuit damage.
So I'd say one or the other, mate, but never both.
So I'd say one or the other, mate, but never both.
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