PD9260c 13.48 volt charge instead of 13.6?
Just got my new PD9260c converter installed. Checked my battery voltage before plugging in, 12.67 volts at batteries. Plugged in the 9260 and got a reading of 13.48 volts at batteries. Manual states i...
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Tried this yesterday and got the dreaded "Connection reset" error trying again.
Where are you measureing voltage:
At the batteries: Voltage is lowered by resistance loss in the wires if the batteries are drawing current (or if anything else is)
At the converter: If the batteries are drawing current,, the converter has two regulators in it, Current and voltage.. IF the current is high enough then it LOWERS the voltage to prevent overload.
I see someone also ask if the meter was calibrated.. Some of mine are, some not, but you need to have yours checked before you make any decisions.. In days of old I had the instructions for calibration, and still know where to find 'em (Manual for an RCA WV-77E or WV-77EK, same manual) This is a very old Voltmeter,,,, Used genuine Vacuum Tubes.
Where are you measureing voltage:
At the batteries: Voltage is lowered by resistance loss in the wires if the batteries are drawing current (or if anything else is)
At the converter: If the batteries are drawing current,, the converter has two regulators in it, Current and voltage.. IF the current is high enough then it LOWERS the voltage to prevent overload.
I see someone also ask if the meter was calibrated.. Some of mine are, some not, but you need to have yours checked before you make any decisions.. In days of old I had the instructions for calibration, and still know where to find 'em (Manual for an RCA WV-77E or WV-77EK, same manual) This is a very old Voltmeter,,,, Used genuine Vacuum Tubes.
