Posted by John T on June 18, 2020 at 11:52:26 from (45.16.200.171):
In Reply to: Charging batteries posted by coshoo on June 18, 2020 at 10:56:14:
Sure charging both at once connected in series can work, Ive done it many times, HOWEVER they both receive the same number of charging amps that way DUH. If alls well and equal and both can be adequately charged at that rate its fine. If not, its best to charge them individually so each can receive what it requires should it be different from the other battery. I bet you already know this, but any time multiple batteries are used its best if they are equal in type and design and brand and even age lest one draws the other down. Of course monitoring each individual cells with a hydrometer yields more accurate information. The world prob wont end if you charge them in series or individually and if they are anywhere near equal it probably wont make all that much difference, its just that strictly speaking engineering wise, separate is more "politically correct " lol
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