Battery under load
I've been looking for an answer to a specific question, on past discussions on other forums and I also have an open topic on another forum but it always gets into the weeds of what batteries and what ...
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It can be real simple,.....no voltmeters, no nothin !
If there is only minimal dimming of an incadesant lite (maybe flor & led too, not sure) when you turn a faucet on, the batteries are fine yet.
If the pump runs quite slow, and severely dims a light, it time to shut down, or recharge. KISS
Perdy simple huh ??
If there is only minimal dimming of an incadesant lite (maybe flor & led too, not sure) when you turn a faucet on, the batteries are fine yet.
If the pump runs quite slow, and severely dims a light, it time to shut down, or recharge. KISS
Perdy simple huh ??
Mandoguy wrote:
What about forgetting my batteries and getting back to my original question. When a battery is under a load, the voltage you would read drops, correct? So assuming someone doesn't have $200 worth of dignostic equipment, but only a way to check voltage, if the reading drops to say 11.8v but rebounds above 12 when the load is removed, is any damage being done to the battery at that low voltage with the load applied?
