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Yeah, but he don't got 15k farads lol

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Yeah, but he don't got 15k farads lol

Nobody has 15k farads, you lose on total capacitance when they're in series.

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Found it:

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/157561-capacitors-whats-the-real-story/page-13

Capacitance in parallel is additive, not in series, it reduces.

Therefore seven 2600F caps in series would equal ~370F.

They require (should have) a balancing circuit so they don't charge at different voltages.

A balancing circuit will slowly drain an electrical system, therefore I'd be a little leery at only running caps.

A conventional battery will still have a TON more energy storage and be much more reliable as your sole power source.

This cap-bank is a great idea for some voltage stabilization, but I wouldn't get rid of my batteries quite yet.

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Just get a Flux Capacitor and be done with it... ;)

 

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Caps are used to bridge the gap between your alternator charging voltage and your battery resting voltage. Adding more batteries really doesnt help much in keeping your voltage up above resting ~13volts. The capacitors act as a voltage stabilizer like Wicks was saying. It can help hold a healthier voltage while your other components continue to supply the required operating current. Losing your batteries for caps isnt a good idea...adding some caps to your current charging system tho, can help alot

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