Posted by MarkB_MI on June 01, 2022 at 16:56:04 from (174.211.34.145):
In Reply to: Charging a battery posted by john in la on May 31, 2022 at 18:52:47:
I don't think most folks here understand John's situation.
He had a 12 volt trolling motor on his boat (or 'bateau', as they call them down in LA), and a permanently installed 12 volt charger, something like this NOCO single bank charger. He probably had two 12 volt batteries wired in parallel.
Now he has upgraded his trolling motor to a more powerful 24 volt model, but he doesn't want to spring for a second single bank charger or a dual bank charger. He wants to charge both his 12 volt batteries, which are now wired in series, with his single bank charger. Ideally without disconnecting and reconnecting a bunch of stuff every time he charges the batteries.
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