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LED, batteries, and current
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(13-12-11, 09:31 AM)phil on a fazer link Wrote: If you have a battery connected to a charger and then you connect a 12v light to the battery at the same time...it's o.k isn't it? (only like what happens in your car/bike?) As for it drawing more power than the battery charger is putting in...that will be down to the charging pattern of the charger wont it?
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Sorry to quote my self but has any one have any idea about my above question?

Volts and current....and stuff: i understood you can double your volts, but not your current. (thats badly explained)

2 x 12v 40ah batteries in series = 24V 40ah
2 X 12v 40ah batteries in parallel = 12v 80ah

SO.....it will take 450ah PER battery...???

As i said in my first post my two marine batteries at fully charged are not exactly the same voltage...so does that mean there miss-matched? or does it only matter when it comes to charging? (i could charge  seem separately?)
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Re: LED, batteries, and current - by limax2 - 12-12-11, 09:12 PM
Re: LED, batteries, and current - by BIG MAC - 13-12-11, 12:06 AM
Re: LED, batteries, and current - by MurphySG - 13-12-11, 08:39 AM
Re: LED, batteries, and current - by Fazerider - 13-12-11, 10:57 AM
Re: LED, batteries, and current - by Fazerider - 13-12-11, 02:35 PM
Re: LED, batteries, and current - by phil on a fazer - 13-12-11, 03:22 PM
Re: LED, batteries, and current - by limax2 - 13-12-11, 05:43 PM

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