PD Converters and Water Usage
For Dry Campers Only No secret I've been a fan of PD converters for 15 yrs or more, and for more than one reason. The PD maintains my batteries every day of the year, except for the 4-5 months that...
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No complaints? Probably because ignorance is bliss. How many PD users have an amp meter connected to the battery? If you're predominately on shore power then you don't care. If you use the gen a lot then it's an issue.
RJ, you sound like a doer, a man of action; no BS. Show us how your PD performs. Discharge down to 50% and then start charging. Measure battery and converter voltage and battery current. Place all 3 meters together and take a video. Or, take data by hand ever minute or so at the start, then longer periods of time as things settle down. If you like, I'll graph the data for you.
As they say, talk is cheap.
RJ, you sound like a doer, a man of action; no BS. Show us how your PD performs. Discharge down to 50% and then start charging. Measure battery and converter voltage and battery current. Place all 3 meters together and take a video. Or, take data by hand ever minute or so at the start, then longer periods of time as things settle down. If you like, I'll graph the data for you.
As they say, talk is cheap.
RJsfishin wrote:
And the "lame amperage of a PD charger" ??
Strange there is no complaints out in the real world,... that when its all totaled up at the end, it still one of the fastest chargers out there.
