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Need to charge some SLAs and other lead acid batteries for field day Im
trying to make something work without buying a new battery charger, so here goes. I need to charge a alot of different voltage lead acid batterys 6,8,10,12, ect. I have a old charger that only puts out 12-14vdc, I have a 10amp 120vac powerstat (variac) im thinking of adding to the input of the transformer to reduce output . Will this work? Im not sure about the inductance & operating a transformer @ 1/2 or 2/3 the normal 120 vac input voltage, im wandering if this will effect efficiency or if it will work at all. |
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