Follow up to post from last November.
Last year I was having a problem with my house batteries not charging and thought I had it solved, here is the post from then;
B.I.R.D.
I failed to acknowledge Doug's comments and I should have. When I posted my non-problem Doug explained how my system worked and that it was working correctly.
Through diligent maintenance, I now have my old(can't find any date) house and chassis batteries working fine. They are on the replacement schedule for January. I'll replace them before "Q".
We just made a three week trip up to a Family Celebration of Life in Florence. My SIL had succumb to cancer and we had a great time celebrating the beautiful person she is.
I can not get my batteries to hold a charge above 12.6 and the house batteries don't charge from the engine. I pulled up that old post and without the benefit of my Fluke(9vdc batt. died), all I had was a test light available, I managed to discovered that the solenoid/relay failed again.
That old post jogged my never been good memory and I once again owe you guys and in particular, I owe dougrainer a big "Thank You".
B.I.R.D.
I failed to acknowledge Doug's comments and I should have. When I posted my non-problem Doug explained how my system worked and that it was working correctly.
Through diligent maintenance, I now have my old(can't find any date) house and chassis batteries working fine. They are on the replacement schedule for January. I'll replace them before "Q".
We just made a three week trip up to a Family Celebration of Life in Florence. My SIL had succumb to cancer and we had a great time celebrating the beautiful person she is.
I can not get my batteries to hold a charge above 12.6 and the house batteries don't charge from the engine. I pulled up that old post and without the benefit of my Fluke(9vdc batt. died), all I had was a test light available, I managed to discovered that the solenoid/relay failed again.
That old post jogged my never been good memory and I once again owe you guys and in particular, I owe dougrainer a big "Thank You".
