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06.30.2006, 10:54 PM
Ok, in english it means, when there is no load or "draw" the volts will read more in the batt, when there is a "draw" the volts will drop more and less will be in the batt...did i get that all right? I don't know what language Brian was speaking, but it sure wasn't troy!
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06.30.2006, 11:52 PM
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Sorry, I tried to make it easy to understand but obviously failed. :dft001: |
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07.01.2006, 06:50 AM
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I was lost. I unserstand it some what but not all the way.:007: How much does the batteries voltage really come up when under less of a load? At a 30 amp draw the nimhs if good can hold about 1.2 or so. give or take a .05 volts. |
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