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facory wrote:
The power panel has the positive battery lead on one side and the negative battery lead on the opposite side. The voltage reading there is only 2.3 volts.
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facory wrote:There is no diode in the circuit. Just copper, a fuse, switch and multiple connections that will conduct same in either direction.
Battery voltage without park power is 13.0 - 13.3 volts. Voltage when plugged into park power 14.4 volts. The power panel has the positive battery lead on one side and the negative battery lead on the opposite side. The voltage reading there is only 2.3 volts. If the converter is charging the batteries through those same cables then I don't understand why the battery's voltage is not coming back through. My dilemma.
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facory wrote:
Battery voltage without park power is 13.0 - 13.3 volts. Voltage when plugged into park power 14.4 volts. So I know it's being sent from the converter to the battery. However, incoming voltage at the converter measure 2.3 volts.
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