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Kayteg1
Aug 06, 2016Explorer II
Maybe your dealer knows something about battery charging, maybe not.
The only clear answer will give you a voltmeter hooked up to battery.
If your charger stops charging at 13.5V - it is good one. If goes above 14V -it is killing the battery.
Same with solar charging. You want the batteries to be around 13V in the afternoon. Check the battery manufacturer site what they consider discharged battery and go from there.
The only clear answer will give you a voltmeter hooked up to battery.
If your charger stops charging at 13.5V - it is good one. If goes above 14V -it is killing the battery.
Same with solar charging. You want the batteries to be around 13V in the afternoon. Check the battery manufacturer site what they consider discharged battery and go from there.
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