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Re: Charging 24 volt system with 12 volt charger
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Posted by Bob on December 13, 2006 at 16:18:55 from (69.178.229.154):
In Reply to: Re: Charging 24 volt system with 12 volt charger posted by T_Bone on December 13, 2006 at 14:59:59:
MANY chargers nowdays are electronically-controlled. My point was not to connect the actual chargers in series to get 24-Volts (in other words, not connecting the middle (+) and (-) charger leads together, without attaching the midpoint to the midpoint of the series-connected batteries. If you read my other post I DO use two float chargers at the same time on a 24-Volt Deere 4020, but DO have the chargers connected to the midpoint of the series-connected batteries. I don't think leaving the midpoint of the electronic chargers "float" would work very very well, and also someone might try to use two chargers of different capacity.
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