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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jrnymn7 wrote:
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?
Must be some kind of switch that does that you can insert between the PM's power cord and the 120v receptacle.
The portable VEC1093DBD charger will not come back on unless you restart it manually even though it is still plugged in.
