DryCamper11 wrote:
For WoodIsGood: he wanted to change the current limit during initial charging, with a switch. One way would be to add some resistance to the current sensor. . . . . Or, one could adjust the current limit circuit instead of the current sensor.
Just want to make sure I'm understanding the mods you made to your converter correctly. Based on this post - http://forums.trailerlife.com/Index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/26139699/gotomsg/26355953.cfm#26355953 - and this post - http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/26139699/gotomsg/26357317.cfm#26357317 I believe in "Mod 3" you reduced the current limit from 80A to 60A by roughly halving the resistance shown at R15 in the '002 patent figure 2A. Did I understand that all correctly?
My goal is to be able to recharge my 2 T-105 batteries with my Honda 1000 generator when boondocking. I'm well aware I can't drive the converter at 80 amps with this generator; 40-45 amps is more likely doable. I want to modify the PD9280 so I can switch it between 2 modes. In one it will be throttled back and act more like a PD9245 so I can power it with the Honda. In the other it will retain its original capabilities and I can use my onboard Onan 4.4K generator to power it and do a faster recharge.