Group 27 AGM mid life performance report
My 90AH Northstar AGM battery is now 38 months old, and has accumulated ~465 deep cycles. When I cycle it, generally I consume 35 to 65AH nightly, average about low 40's Since June of 2015 it ...
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pianotuna wrote:
It would, if you fed the charge controller from one of your cornucopia of chargers! Mex made reference to doing this.BFL13 wrote:
http://www.morningstarcorp.com/products/remote-temperature-sensor/
Yes, but does it work over night? :)
Somebody was describing here the other day about how he uses his Morningstar MPPT controller as his converter powered by a 24v power supply simulating a 24v solar panel. He said Morningstar tech support approved this set-up that it would work ok.
You can't do that with a Shunt controller though. They operate by shorting the panel, so it would wreck the power supply input by shorting it.
