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06-07-2006, 06:06
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I found the web site. What do I need to replace the old battery
chargers??? How many amps?? Thanks. Hank Hannigan 80FC31 |
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06-07-2006, 07:29
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I ordered two of the PD9155R 55 AMP ELECTRONIC POWER CONVERTER with the
CHARGE WIZARDS. PDI was out of stock so they sent me the 60 amp chargers. I would buy two of the 55 amp if you are replacing two old chargers and buy two of the Charge Wizard. Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif. Henry Jay Hannigan wrote: > I found the web site. What do I need to replace the old battery > chargers??? > How many amps?? > Thanks. > Hank Hannigan > 80FC31 > > |
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06-07-2006, 07:57
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I replaced the original chargers with (2) 55 Amp models. I
purchased Iota Brand, very simular circuitry, if not functionally identical, to the PDI units. My bank is 480 Amp Hours. If you plan on using lead-acid cells, it makes no sense to exceed 27% of the banks total Amp Hour rating with charging Amps. This is because of the internal resistance of lead-acid cells. They simply will not accept the additional amperage. The internal resistance specs of AGM cells is a different story. They have much lower resistance, and therefore, will accept a much greater kick in the pants ... but that's another story for another day. James 78FC33SB "Old School" -- but charges "Smartly" .. LOL Tunica, MS |
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