Use This For Equalization
Converter voltage input. You set the finish voltage and current limit. http://image4.pushauction.com/0/0/dff7a368-2d54-402c-9f41-d22dc193feac/1acc5795-d1a2-9778-ad25-d8a6cf97902a.jpg
Forum Discussion
Perhaps these would be more suitable for EQ'ing individual 6v GC2's:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00NXO4NTE
www.amazon.com/dp/B00NXF9LKO
The Blurb:
"Battery charging method:
1, be sure of the battery float voltage and charging current, the module input voltage;
2, adjust the the output to 5V by adjusting CV potentiometer;
3, use 10A multimeter to measure the output short-circuit current, while adjusting the CC potentiometer to a predetermined charging current value;
4, the default turn lamp current is 0.1 times of the charging current (constant value),
please adjust turn potentiometer if you needed.
5, adjustment CV potentiometer to the float voltage;
6, connect to the battery then charging."
??? My question is are these two units (and the one Mex posted) dc-dc BOOST (step-up) modules, or would they require an input voltage of at least 16v in order to output 16v?
www.amazon.com/dp/B00NXO4NTE
www.amazon.com/dp/B00NXF9LKO
The Blurb:
"Battery charging method:
1, be sure of the battery float voltage and charging current, the module input voltage;
2, adjust the the output to 5V by adjusting CV potentiometer;
3, use 10A multimeter to measure the output short-circuit current, while adjusting the CC potentiometer to a predetermined charging current value;
4, the default turn lamp current is 0.1 times of the charging current (constant value),
please adjust turn potentiometer if you needed.
5, adjustment CV potentiometer to the float voltage;
6, connect to the battery then charging."
??? My question is are these two units (and the one Mex posted) dc-dc BOOST (step-up) modules, or would they require an input voltage of at least 16v in order to output 16v?
