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What's the max amp to charge a lead battery? -
11.28.2009, 06:39 AM
I have a car lead battery I am using for outdoor charging. It's 35,000 Mah.
What amp can I charge it & program the Hyperion charger. Can I set it at 35,000mah n charge it at 10amps? I think my Hyperion max amp is 12? Will it overcharge & explode? Hobbywing ManiaRc Acorn racing UpgradeRc Blackbeard RC Team Hong Nor Team RC Monster MoosRacing BocaBearings SweepRacing Tresrey USA |
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11.28.2009, 09:32 AM
Funny I key in 10amp n 35000mah but it charges 4-4amps only
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11.28.2009, 02:22 PM
I think you're only supposed to charge Pb and SLA batteries at about 10-15% of their total capacity. So for a 35Ah battery that would be about 3.5-5A
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11.28.2009, 03:15 PM
Indeed, car batteries should be charged overnight with a pretty low current- sort of thing you want to look up rather than go ahead and do it anyway, unless you wanna be living in a tent for xmas after your house burns down. Simplechamp is pretty much bang on.
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