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Posted by T_Bone on December 28, 2003 at 13:12:09 from (171.75.0.43):
In Reply to: Batteries posted by Robert on December 28, 2003 at 07:18:20:
Hi Robert, (snip)if you connect two cells or batteries in parallel, one will always be discharging into the other, effectively overcharging one cell (or battery) while discharging the other(end snip) They will go into a state of equalibrium as measured from the voltage from internal resistance as Jeff pointed out. Somethingelse is you can also serries chargers for the voltage required. Example; My golf cart orperates at 36v so I put 3-12v chargers in serries thus ending with a 36v charging source, howerver total charging amps will only be at the highest single charger rate or 10amps in this example. T_Bone
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