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doughere
Jul 24, 2015Explorer
If you just want to know what the battery SHOULD provide, just look up the size and look at any rating, you'll be close.
Your method of testing would work fine.
I don't have a Kill-a-watt, but I have a Voltmeter and Ampmeter. I am in the process of testing my 2 GC's, using an inverter and a slow cooker to load at about 11 Amps. Checking and recording voltage and current draw every few hours, will give me a good approximation. They're 8 years old, and a few years ago they tested at 80%. We're getting ready for a couple of months on the road, and rather than trust to luck, figured I ought to test them.
Doug
Your method of testing would work fine.
I don't have a Kill-a-watt, but I have a Voltmeter and Ampmeter. I am in the process of testing my 2 GC's, using an inverter and a slow cooker to load at about 11 Amps. Checking and recording voltage and current draw every few hours, will give me a good approximation. They're 8 years old, and a few years ago they tested at 80%. We're getting ready for a couple of months on the road, and rather than trust to luck, figured I ought to test them.
Doug
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