carson
Well-known member
I just got home and wanted to write a paper on the subject... Seems like all the mysteries have been cleared up. I agree with almost everything that has been written about it above.
All I wanted to say was that 2-6volt batteries are in series. The voltage applied has little to do with the charging rate (amps). That is controlled by the internal resistance of the batteries.
Suppose 1 or more cells in either battery is suspect, open or shorted, the consequences are unpredictable (sort of).... trouble ahead. The same thing will happen on a single 12V battery..same number of cells. At least with a single 12V battery you know where to look. On 2- 12v in parallel ...which one is it.?
Get out the hygrometer to find out.
Isn't RV'ing fun?
Carson FL
All I wanted to say was that 2-6volt batteries are in series. The voltage applied has little to do with the charging rate (amps). That is controlled by the internal resistance of the batteries.
Suppose 1 or more cells in either battery is suspect, open or shorted, the consequences are unpredictable (sort of).... trouble ahead. The same thing will happen on a single 12V battery..same number of cells. At least with a single 12V battery you know where to look. On 2- 12v in parallel ...which one is it.?
Get out the hygrometer to find out.
Isn't RV'ing fun?
Carson FL