I've seen 48V, 20A (1000W) DC power supplies for around $80. Is there any reason NOT to run one of those off the generator, connected to the battery bank, to extend range?
The only concern I can think of is that if the battery bank is low, and you suddenly connect it to a 48V supply, bad things could happen. If there's a fuse between the power supply and the battery, hopefully the fuse would blow before anything toooo bad??
On Tuesday, October 29, 2019, 06:54:39 PM CDT, bob jennings sabre281@yahoo.com [electricboats] <electricboats@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
When I motor with the generator on seems like I do not get alot out of my Dual Pro 4 charger that chargers each battery independently in order to extend range. So I was thinking of adding a 25 amp Quick Charger because it charges the whole string in series.
For those that have motoring down pat, do you charge in series with your generator & how's that worked out for you far as extending range without depleting the battery bank?
Thanks,
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