Hi Guy,
(Interesting, and nice writing, BTW)
I share your experience with batteries, only from the Bell side of
things. We ran the major switching centers you described.
We had individual cells that held 50 gallons of acid in each cell. A
graph was kept for each cell. They lasted many years.
Hi Wes, et al.
I went looking through emails from you to find the reference, because I
wanted to read it. I did not locate or recognize the reference in those
emails. That aside...
For conversation purposes I'll begin this assuming a flooded wet cell
battery. That's because I have a pair of T-105
Well, please pardon my inquiry. I must have missed your earlier posting
of it. Have a nice day. O:-)
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Clay Autery, KY5G
MONTAC Enterprises
(318) 518-1389
On 7/12/2016 11:29 AM, Wes Stewart wrote:
> I've given the reference already.
>
> I'm not saying I necessarily agree w
I've given the reference already.
I'm not saying I necessarily agree with it, I'm just the messenger. I suppose
that when I posted my first message I should have added, "According to the
vendor, you cannot..."
On 7/12/2016 6:39 AM, Clay Autery wrote:
I'd like to see the reference on that on
That seals it... HAM "quiet" charging/operation system is definitely on
the list now.
I bought the little 2A charger to get me by with my little 12 Ah batt
for use with RFI/noise hunting for now.
But I'm going to start reading/researching and putting together a
requirements list for a "proper"
Sounds like an engineering challenge to me... if it hasn't been
answered "open source" before I get to that step, one that I might take
on... A flexible design that is "quiet" and treat the LiFePO
battery(ies) as they "need" for maximal lifespan, and allowing them to
be used for operation w/ "flo
I'd like to see the reference on that one, too. As I EVENTUALLY will
add high Ah batts to run pretty much all my household electronics, et al.
Even if this is a true issue, no matter. Will just have to engineer
around it 2x batts with power consumption fed "clock" and
auto-switching comes to
The KXPA100 is rated to produce 100W at 13.8V or more. I’ve heard reports of
lower power at lower voltages.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Jul 11, 2016, at 1:49 PM, Marc Veeneman via Elecraft
> wrote:
>
> Actually you can charge and operate
On Mon,7/11/2016 1:49 PM, Marc Veeneman via Elecraft wrote:
But beware the charger RFI. The 10 amp chargers from BioennoPower are strong
generators and I can't use them in the shack to recharge either the battery in
use or any other battery while I'm on 80 meter CW.
Thanks for all of your in
Actually you can charge and operate at the same time. Basic charge voltage is
13.2 and finishing voltage is 14.6 volts. I've never had a problem with any
Elecraft (or other) ham gear at either voltage.
Float charge would work just fine but I wouldn't make a habit of it. The
control modules
I'd like to know the source of this as well. My shack power is 100W of
Siemens PV on the roof, a 10A charge controller diode-ORed with a Samlex
1235 set to 13.62V. The output charges a 75AH Optima battery, which
powers the equipment 24/7. I've never had any trouble with it in the
four years
On Mon,7/11/2016 12:58 PM, Wes Stewart wrote:
Perhaps it would be overkill to consider one of these for my purpose
anyway, but based on this thread my interest was piqued about using
one of these in the shack to cover short power outages. I've learned
that you CANNOT charge and feed a load at
Perhaps it would be overkill to consider one of these for my purpose anyway, but
based on this thread my interest was piqued about using one of these in the
shack to cover short power outages. I've learned that you CANNOT charge and
feed a load at the same time, i.e float charge.
On 7/11/2016
Thanks again, Jim for linking to this vendor. Just ordered the 12
Amp/Hr battery they had on promotion with charger to 1) try them out,
and 2) to power the K3s/P3 while RFI, et al hunting with all or most of
the shack service shut down.
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Clay Autery, KY5G
MONTAC Enterprises
This sale offers good discounts on some fine backpacking products from a
ham-friendly company.
73, Jim K9YC
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