Wow what a great Cup of Joe read in these latest threads. Scary part is, I'm understanding more and more about what is being written:)!
I've given my self an assignment, to learn how to accomplish the yearly audit on battery capacity tests. Even thought I felt I was treating our bank well, because I did not completely understand the Lifeline yearly recommend capacity tests - I've never done one. In hindsight, I should have forced the synapses to figure out how to do this... Good chance, I would have caught much earlier that something was not going the right way if I had:)!
Magnum set to deliver 14.4 again on Float and Equalize settings. Will do this while on shore power the next few days. Holding off on another Conditioning cycle, until I hopefully se Amps taper down. This AM, I saw 13A when I got up, but then an hour later, it was showing 18A again... Did the voltages I listed from the semi resting readings, provide enough evidence to isolate the two lower battery voltages from the bank? Or would you guys still recommend spicing the full X's 4 bank at the 14.4V level to see if this helps on any recovery?
And as I mentioned in an earlier post, IRV2 Member 757Driver, talked about lowering a banks overall AH's as they age. For example my 800AH bank when new, now at age 5 and apparently not fully charged for a period of time, lowering the Magnum Bank Size setting down to 600AH or 700AH to compensate for aging. What would be the recommendation from this gang?
DW is on a quest for a hike today, so will be later this afternoon before we take a run into town to get the Kill-A-Watt meter to get some readings. want to make sure the Samsung Fridge is not running amok as a few PM's from others have had with theirs. (They had RF197's vs we have RV18's, but do believe I recall reading in the past about RF18's too.
Ongoing TIA's, and best to all,
Smitty