high rate charging on generator
Hi all, The batteries: 556 amp-hours of surplus acid AGM batteries 12 volt jars 105 lbs each. They are wired as two banks with balanced wiring. The depth of discharge: 12.1 volts under 425...
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Hi Gordon,
No there is no voltage sag. 125 amps I've seen. 127 is when the fets over loaded. I did have the inverter on. When I restarted I did so with the other loads reduced down to just 325 watts. The fets did not over load but as quickly as I could I reset the remote to use only 13 amps to prevent it from doing so.
What sort of batteries do you have? AGM's have much lower internal resistance, so I'm postulating that they wanted even more than 125 amps--which is the limit of what the magnum can do.
No there is no voltage sag. 125 amps I've seen. 127 is when the fets over loaded. I did have the inverter on. When I restarted I did so with the other loads reduced down to just 325 watts. The fets did not over load but as quickly as I could I reset the remote to use only 13 amps to prevent it from doing so.
What sort of batteries do you have? AGM's have much lower internal resistance, so I'm postulating that they wanted even more than 125 amps--which is the limit of what the magnum can do.
