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landyacht318
Aug 12, 2015Explorer
That 13.5v maximum is certainly in a different ball park.
What kind of chargers do these telecom batteries have attached to them?
What is the expected service, like a power outage, What then is the individual load on each battery, and for how long. How many of these do they stuff on the mountain top?
I guess that if they say it takes a full week to charge at 13.5v, they are not expecting frequent power outages.
Anyway for 125$, I think I'd just beat the snot out of the battery using it as a Dang well pleased for maximum convenience. Hard to learn anything if it is treated like a porcelain baby.
I wonder if you did take it to 50%, or less, how long it would max out the Megawatt at 30 amps when set to 13.5v before hooking it up.
I say cycle it to 50%, set the Megawatt to 14.4v and let er rip. If the sides bulge out alarmingly or you hear/smell the vent open, then the adamantly spouted 13.5v maximum perhaps has more merit.
What kind of chargers do these telecom batteries have attached to them?
What is the expected service, like a power outage, What then is the individual load on each battery, and for how long. How many of these do they stuff on the mountain top?
I guess that if they say it takes a full week to charge at 13.5v, they are not expecting frequent power outages.
Anyway for 125$, I think I'd just beat the snot out of the battery using it as a Dang well pleased for maximum convenience. Hard to learn anything if it is treated like a porcelain baby.
I wonder if you did take it to 50%, or less, how long it would max out the Megawatt at 30 amps when set to 13.5v before hooking it up.
I say cycle it to 50%, set the Megawatt to 14.4v and let er rip. If the sides bulge out alarmingly or you hear/smell the vent open, then the adamantly spouted 13.5v maximum perhaps has more merit.
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