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September 21st 08, 10:12 PM
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RE; Using a 230V AC to 13.8V DC in the USA
A normal storage battery (automotive) that I use as a standby is 13.8 Volts
as it is in the automobile. I also have a standby generator, but the battery is the primary backup till the Genset starts. Anyway I have the battery for a RCI Ranger 2950 which I use in the radio shack and another in the mobile. 13.8 is GREAT Whatever primary voltage (115 or 230) makes no difference, just whatever the convertor requires. |
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