Battery "warm up period"
I'm looking at getting a set of 6V's and I understand that there's basically a break in period (industry calls it a warm up period) before the batt achieves it's full capacity. Trojan says this can ta...
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Hi,
The other way to avoid capacity loss is to add a solar system that is large enough to be able to equalize the battery bank.
The cycles to complete the "greening" process (i.e. to get to the greatest possible capacity for new batteries) need to be about 5 or 6 percent--no need to cycle to 50% (or lower).
The other way to avoid capacity loss is to add a solar system that is large enough to be able to equalize the battery bank.
The cycles to complete the "greening" process (i.e. to get to the greatest possible capacity for new batteries) need to be about 5 or 6 percent--no need to cycle to 50% (or lower).
BFL13 wrote:
I did get "progressive capacity loss" with successive 50-90s that I did see for sure. No way around that till you can do a "recovery" to 100% SOC afterwards on shore power.
