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im thinking of getting a d2700 for my current build and maybe even the xs power vcm but xs says its not good to charge a 12v battery at over 14.9v and even voids the warranty but mead has his a 15.3 does anyone have any suggestions thanks

Btw that was the first person. Ever banned by me while dropping a deuce. Feel privileged

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im thinking of getting a d2700 for my current build and maybe even the xs power vcm but xs says its not good to charge a 12v battery at over 14.9v and even voids the warranty but mead has his a 15.3 does anyone have any suggestions thanks

We do not recommend charging over 14.9V on the 12V batteries.

Nathan

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thanks for the reply does the .5 of a volt help that much?

Its really more than just a .5 volt. Most alternators fluctuate their voltage charge. I have seen them from 13v up to 15V and then back down on a regular alternator. The VCM regulate the voltage to as steady of a voltage regulation that you can get. So, if you have it set on 14.9V and your alternator would have regularly dropped down to 13.9v, then you have a 1v difference.

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oh nice thanks for the info i will have to get one of those this summer then

Btw that was the first person. Ever banned by me while dropping a deuce. Feel privileged

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