Temperature Compensation--Battery or Ambient?
OK I have had my fill of why you need a temp comp probe to the battery casing or battery post (whichever one this week it is supposed to go on, the neg or the pos :) ) I understand temp comp and ag...
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Hi mena,
I'm amazed that you boondock at those temperatures. I'd be in an RV park sucking power as hard as I could for the air conditioner.
Gassing voltage at 104 F (40 C) is 13.98 volts. Charging voltage is only 13.32, so a PD may have the potential to do some serious gassing with the 14.4 volts for 15 minutes every 21 hours.
I'm amazed that you boondock at those temperatures. I'd be in an RV park sucking power as hard as I could for the air conditioner.
Gassing voltage at 104 F (40 C) is 13.98 volts. Charging voltage is only 13.32, so a PD may have the potential to do some serious gassing with the 14.4 volts for 15 minutes every 21 hours.
