MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
For SCHOOL purposes measure voltage blue wire to blue wire.
I do need a lot of schooling, but I thought the white wire was negative, so would it work to measure the blue to the blue (both positive, no)?
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
0 voltage? It won't hurt a thing to parallel them.
I don't think I'll need to. One will be enough as I'm just powering some lights and a water pump. Very small camper.
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Be aware in a saturated transformer system adding ANY FORM of capacitance on the ouput will automatically raise voltage. When these brontosaurus walked the earth giant stereo systems for cars did not exist. Connect a boom-thump audio amplifier to a ferroresonant charger and the regulated voltage will soar. Been there done that...
Yeah, I don't think I'll be doing that then. I'm sure the voltage coming out of it will be enough and it will drop when I start drawing. Though, I might try that trick you mentioned of connecting the light, THEN testing the output (if I have time).
