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Getting That Resting Voltage Up


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Guest KyleCannon
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Alright guys,

I have a PM 12/16v charger and was wondering what is the best and safest way to get the resting voltage up on my D2400? It's resting at 12.8, but i would like to make that sucker rest a lot higher if possible without hurting it. Info is in my sig, but yeah, if anyone has a safe way to get it up that would be awesome. Thanks for the info!

Guest KyleCannon
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I know it's resting at what PM says is a good resting voltage but i would like to get it a little higher if possible...? If it does no harm of course :)

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Put the battery or batteries on a manual 24/7 constant low amp charge (2-5amp).

This works best on batteries that have never been used before, but will work on a used battery too, just dont expect as much as a raise in resting voltage.

my d3100s rest anywhere from 13.8 and up, and they are on a charger anytime the car is parked at home, and so far for about a month straight this winter.

 

 

Guest KyleCannon
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Anyone recommend any charger thats manual and safe with AGM batteries?

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the kinetik intellicharger. just but some better clamps. my friend broke 2 different sets.

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meade916

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that powermaster charger is the best out there hook it up and give it a chance to do its thing

Powermaster Intellicharger

They go for 200-300 on eBay. It's the one I use and it's great.

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Powermaster Intellicharger

They go for 200-300 on eBay. It's the one I use and it's great.

ya thats the one he says he has I wish that I had bought one when I bought my charger tho I still got a nice one the Ctek 7000

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