My Screwy 31
First off let me say I am not stressing over this. It's just a battery, it is only money, it is meeting my overnight needs, but it is displaying strange behavior, and I am curious as to why. So th...
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Landyacht, you have to try and outsmart the geniuses that design problems into the circuit.
Wire-in a timer BYPASS. Here I go again...An Intermatic spring wound timer. I like the 12-hour model because when something wears out, gets traded in or catches fire, I can use the 12-hour timer to do anything - I figured out that I can set it for something less than 12-hours, anywhere I like in fact ;
When your solar voltage irregulator says "I smart! I quit now!" Twist the dial on the timer and allow full panel voltage to go in and clean up after the maid.
If you want to do this automatically I have seen several inexpensive 7-day interval timers (12 volt) that will do this automatically.
Wire-in a timer BYPASS. Here I go again...An Intermatic spring wound timer. I like the 12-hour model because when something wears out, gets traded in or catches fire, I can use the 12-hour timer to do anything - I figured out that I can set it for something less than 12-hours, anywhere I like in fact ;
When your solar voltage irregulator says "I smart! I quit now!" Twist the dial on the timer and allow full panel voltage to go in and clean up after the maid.
If you want to do this automatically I have seen several inexpensive 7-day interval timers (12 volt) that will do this automatically.
