Max Charging Current of typical GC2 battery
Say the GC2 battery bank has been drawn down to 25-50%, what will be the max current they will initially accept? For sure it's greater than the ~24A max my solar charger has reported as that was l...
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Constant voltage charging at 14.8 volts is the highest rate I would recommend. And you'd better believe there is a significant difference between 14.4 and 14.8 voltage set points in relationship to overall charge time. Yes, between 1.260 and 1.280 charge acceptance is much lower. but then a Delta T (differential amperage) needs to be clearly stated between the four tenths volts spread. It is anything but insignificant.
But then the issue will refocus on feasibility of obtaining a device that can support fill voltage in constant voltage mode throughout the procedure.
Again the entire subject of constant voltage charging is irrelevant if the device is not subject to a long term off-grid heavily cycled use.
I went to Hornby Island in August BFL. Thick Pendleton Shirt all day, jacket in the morning, Flowing water was fit for penguins. What size wet suit did you use at "The Lake"?
Yer gonna get Eee-clip-sed soon. That otter drop yer banana boat tropical clime another 2c. You can watch an Al Gore, movie to help ease the shivers.
Actually I am quite envious of the Blue, black, rasp, and huckleberries in your neck of the woods.
But then the issue will refocus on feasibility of obtaining a device that can support fill voltage in constant voltage mode throughout the procedure.
Again the entire subject of constant voltage charging is irrelevant if the device is not subject to a long term off-grid heavily cycled use.
I went to Hornby Island in August BFL. Thick Pendleton Shirt all day, jacket in the morning, Flowing water was fit for penguins. What size wet suit did you use at "The Lake"?
Yer gonna get Eee-clip-sed soon. That otter drop yer banana boat tropical clime another 2c. You can watch an Al Gore, movie to help ease the shivers.
Actually I am quite envious of the Blue, black, rasp, and huckleberries in your neck of the woods.
