Mixing Batteries on Float-- Mex Test Update 2
UPDATE 1 on 23 Dec post UPDATE 2 on 25 Dec post ---------- Mex is driving me crazy! He said do not mix my used 12s (Scrubber batteries, he calls them--humph! They are respectable golf car batte...
Forum Discussion
For the time I would be camping with them banked, they would never get to 100% anyway. They only get to 100% when taken there separately at home (or if I ever did the split bank trick with solar)
So that leaves keeping them on Float at home as the only time they might be prevented from staying at 100% if connected mixed after being "recovered", from what PT mentions. If they are all at 13.4v will one set eat the other?
I am trying to understand if there is some sort of evil interaction current eddying nasty business that goes on that harms them during normal discharges and recharges and on Float. I don't care if one set only gets to 97% while the other set gets to 98% on a day's worth of solar. That gets fixed when doing the 100% recovery they all get later separately.
So that leaves keeping them on Float at home as the only time they might be prevented from staying at 100% if connected mixed after being "recovered", from what PT mentions. If they are all at 13.4v will one set eat the other?
I am trying to understand if there is some sort of evil interaction current eddying nasty business that goes on that harms them during normal discharges and recharges and on Float. I don't care if one set only gets to 97% while the other set gets to 98% on a day's worth of solar. That gets fixed when doing the 100% recovery they all get later separately.
