•It is very important that proper charging techniques be used when charging XS Power batteries. XS Power batteries are designed for use with the XS Power battery chargers with a MAXIMUM output voltage of 2.4 volts per cell (14.4v for 12v batteries and 19.2v for 16v batteries). AT NO TIME during charging should the battery be subjected to more than 2.4 volts per cell. Voltages above this will cause the battery to “gas” and once the oxygen is vented it cannot be restored.
•Under-charging XS Power batteries is equally damaging to the life of the battery. Take special care to ensure
that the battery is properly charged before the initial use by verifying the open circuit voltage is above 2.1
volts per cell (12.6 for 12v batteries and 16.8 for 16v batteries). Improper charging can cause damage that
is permanent and will VOID THE WARRANTY. If you are unsure if your charger is AGM compatible, please
contact the XS Power Batteries Tech Support Department at 888-497-7693, or email us at [email protected] for more details.
OK this deserves a thorough explanation....
I work at a hospital and they always need help moving bodies of the shelf or table. I get stuck helping a lot lol.
^^^ insane electric bills, high outside temps, i feel you pain ya'll ^^^
When the dewpoint is 75 and humidity is 99 and temps reach mid 90's FUCK THAT
When i have to go to work but extremely don't want to FUCK THAT
I had a thread like this awhile ago asking what I would need for 10k my question now is what I'll need for 2 5k's strapped at .5 ohm for a final load of 1ohm.
Will 6 d3100s and a d3400 up front be sufficient with a 220a alt?