Posted by Blackhole49 on June 01, 2022 at 03:30:52 from (67.167.159.95):
In Reply to: Charging a battery posted by john in la on May 31, 2022 at 18:52:47:
If they truly are in series (24 volt) and not parallel, then no. If they are parallel, the yes, just hook to the +- of one battery. My on board charger on my 91 camper keeps my 2 6 volt batteries in series charged no problem and worked well when I had 2 12 volt in parallel on it. My 48 volt charger keeps all 8 6 volt batteries in series charged on my electric truck. That said, I have a 3 bank charger for the 3 12 volt batteries on my bass boat. If you doing 2 with one charger, it's best to replace them in pairs, or as in my truck, all 8 at once (sure glad they last 10+ years.
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