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Roy Lewallen wrote:
The recommended float voltage differs a fair amount with temperature and with battery type (liquid, starved, or, now very rare, gelled electrolyte). I'd check the manufacturer's specifications for the specific cell. Most are on the web these days. If I were floating a battery outside or in any other environment with substantial temperature variation, I'd want to use a temperature compensated charger, with the charger close to the battery. Roy Lewallen, W7EL ================================================== = Hmmm, temperature compensate at a certain distance from the battery. Can you model this Roy? |
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