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Mar 23, 2021Explorer II
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12.5v resting is 14% on this table for a 120 rated at 100 (we are told for a BB?). That is in the knee and voltage will drop very fast if you keep the load on.
So to be clear--are you saying if you got 90AH out so you are at 10% as rated which would be 12.1v if using that graph but voltage is above 12.5 which means it is a 120 and that 10v for zero capacity means it is really at 16.7% (20/120) ?
What would the table for a 100AH that is really 100AH say is zero%? Still 10v?
12.5v resting is 14% on this table for a 120 rated at 100 (we are told for a BB?). That is in the knee and voltage will drop very fast if you keep the load on.
So to be clear--are you saying if you got 90AH out so you are at 10% as rated which would be 12.1v if using that graph but voltage is above 12.5 which means it is a 120 and that 10v for zero capacity means it is really at 16.7% (20/120) ?
What would the table for a 100AH that is really 100AH say is zero%? Still 10v?
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