Blue Sky 3024dil cut in voltage
Hi All, My solar panels were covered in snow this year. The result was the house batteries got down to below 8 volts. The sophisticated charger in the Blue Sky refused to send power to them. ...
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wing_zealot wrote:
Why 3 posts about the same thing? Wouldn't 1, with continuing dialogue as you see fit suffice?
Because I wanted folks to see specific results for each of the aspects.
In the past I have done several what I call "back yard" experiments.
Most of us don't run the batteries dead flat. Knowing that AGM telcom jars can be rescued may save someone from needlessly buying a new battery bank. That deserves a thread.
Most RV's don't yet have a dc to DC charger--so the results needed their own thread. Hopefully it will give some information to help folks to make a decision on whether they need one or not. Knowing that the dc to DC charger works even on a totally flat battery is good.
There is no information about the cut in voltage on the Blue Sky Charge controller. That is a good number to know--so again a different thread.
I do agree they overlap.
