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jrnymn7
Oct 21, 2014Explorer
Now let's look at that "battery science" (B.S. for short) claim:
In order to accomplish such a thing, two things would have to be a given.
1) The charger would have to be charging at a less than C/6 rate:
100Ah battery; 100/6.6 = 15a; 50-80% = 30Ah / 15a = 2 hrs,
2) The charge cycle would have to be a 50-85%.
At 13.6v, the amps would drop drastically and only about 5Ah's would be replaced in one hour.
In order to accomplish such a thing, two things would have to be a given.
1) The charger would have to be charging at a less than C/6 rate:
100Ah battery; 100/6.6 = 15a; 50-80% = 30Ah / 15a = 2 hrs,
2) The charge cycle would have to be a 50-85%.
At 13.6v, the amps would drop drastically and only about 5Ah's would be replaced in one hour.
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