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On Wednesday, January 2, 2013 7:28:54 AM UTC-8, Dan G wrote:
Thanks for the advice. Now-if I connect these two batteries in oarallel- do I still need the two separate systems or I can charge them as one 8 x 2=16 AH battery ? Dan G On Monday, December 31, 2012 9:49:58 PM UTC-5, Dan G wrote: I would like to connect my 2 8AH batteries to one Solar panel for charging while the glider is in its trailer. I will use a controller and I have 2 separate sockets in the glider-one per battery. I thought to simply split the wires coming out of the controller to the two batteries/sockets but I came across this: http://www.morningstarcorp.com/en/su...ller.01.EN.pdf, Any suggestions? Dan G Dan, The circuit you presented already is a parallel circuit in regards the batteries. Looking at it, I'm assuming the diodes are there to prevent damage to the batteries & the controller if one of them is hooked up reverse. In that case, I'd use two diodes. Regards, Chris C. |
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