Measuring V loss during charging
I know that a discharged battery can pull down the voltage at the charger. I was trying to measure voltage loss in my converter wiring, switches, etc. The two 105 AH batteries were 12.13v prior to ...
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I guess my having twiddled that little pot for at least a years worth already, in just a few short weeks, my worries are somewhat subdued. I should hope it being twiddled 6 or 7 times a season should not have any adverse effects.
I'm more concerned about that thermistor issue. So I've been wondering if there's a simple way to keep the unit from powering back on, if indeed there is a momentary line power loss? In other words, if the power goes off, it stays off, as far as the charger is concerned. Is there a little device that must be powered back on, manually, if and when line power fails?
I'm more concerned about that thermistor issue. So I've been wondering if there's a simple way to keep the unit from powering back on, if indeed there is a momentary line power loss? In other words, if the power goes off, it stays off, as far as the charger is concerned. Is there a little device that must be powered back on, manually, if and when line power fails?
