Another question on Converter sizes
There is another active thread regarding converter sizes, but I get lost in the wealth of detail offered here. I have a simple question: I have a PD 9200 , 45 amp converter, two Trojan T105 batteries ...
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Lots of good information here. My main concern is that my T105 batteries are properly charged and conditioned for the longest life. My second cocern is that when boondocking I get them up to 90% charge with my Honda 2000 generator as rapidly as possible.
So after trying to understand what everyone has told me this is what I am planing to do . Since I am not able to get easy access to my converter, I will disconect the wires from the converter to the batterie and take a reading of the voltage coming from the converter If my converter is doing its job, I should see a voltage of 14.4v coming from the converter. If I do get 14.4v I will then upgrade the wire from the converter to the batteries. If I do that I will see the batteries reach 14.4 v when charging.
If I dont see the converter putting out 14.4v when disconected from the batteries, then I have a converter problem.
Does my take on this make sense?
So after trying to understand what everyone has told me this is what I am planing to do . Since I am not able to get easy access to my converter, I will disconect the wires from the converter to the batterie and take a reading of the voltage coming from the converter If my converter is doing its job, I should see a voltage of 14.4v coming from the converter. If I do get 14.4v I will then upgrade the wire from the converter to the batteries. If I do that I will see the batteries reach 14.4 v when charging.
If I dont see the converter putting out 14.4v when disconected from the batteries, then I have a converter problem.
Does my take on this make sense?
