Third From Texas
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How about:
Single 12v Noco maintainer
Bussmann balancer
/done
Single 12v Noco maintainer
Bussmann balancer
/done
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Well actually I did... Like NDT said, if it is charging one battery in parallel, it IS charging the other battery as well. The interconnect wiring between the batteries gives it no choice... If one battery is at 14 and the other three are actually at 12, then you have a battery interconnect wiring issue between the batt on charge and it’s parallel twin...But he didn't. Some of that might be true when it's charging more than one battery at once, which it does at first, but then it starts charging them round robin, and just maintaining them. I just went and double checked, and mine is currently charging only battery #4, which reads 14V, and the others all read 12V.
(Sometimes it's doing other stuff, like charging with a square wave to desulfate the battery, and then you can't really get a good reading.)
Yea but make sure it has the agm charging ability .How about:
Single 12v Noco maintainer
Bussmann balancer
/done
My BatteryMinders do that too, they are fooled by the voltage not being 13 ish. In no time they cycle up to showing 100%.I just installed a Noco Genius 5x2.
I have never had trouble starting my truck, so it surprised me when the Noco told me I only had 25% charge on my batteries.
Next time I start, I will have to pay attention to see if I notice a difference.
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Considering the battery bank is grossly oversized for the engine/starter, no I would not find a good crank and start at 25% that surprising... Cat specs a pair of group 31’s in series(100AH) for their equipment that uses these engines. The 4 batt milspec bank is 240AH...I just installed a Noco Genius 5x2.
I have never had trouble starting my truck, so it surprised me when the Noco told me I only had 25% charge on my batteries.
Next time I start, I will have to pay attention to see if I notice a difference.
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I run 4 Walmart batteries, so not 240Ah. But that is a great reference to have.Considering the battery bank is grossly oversized for the engine/starter, no I would not find a good crank and start at 25% that surprising... Cat specs a pair of group 31’s in series(100AH) for their equipment that uses these engines. The 4 batt milspec bank is 240AH...
This one does 12v and 24v?I found my bad wire. Always something.
So I guess if I had to do it again, I'd get the Noco GenPro 10 X2 https://no.co/genpro10x2
States 12v on the adThis one does 12v and 24v?
Ok if all four batteries are still hooked up and using my Noco Genius charge does it still need to be on AGM. Hate to say it but I have not been using the AGM with the four 6TL in the truck just regular 24 volt. Would seem to me if I was just charging just one battery in the shop then yes use AMG cycle. Maybe I am wrong and will find out in a couple of post's. Would seem like when all four are still hooked up in the truck and running the charging system is not voltage limited the charge back in. No problems so far but if I have to charge the 1088 before the person who bought picks it up it I will switch to AGM cycle. No need to hurt his good batteries. TanksYea but make sure it has the agm charging ability .
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