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08.26.2007, 02:07 AM

OTOH, there are a few guys charging A123s by directly hooking them upto 12V marine batteries (with some small resistance from a long length of cord.) The "nuclear" charging method as its known.

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Obviously only works in multiples of 12V, but gets her done in 4min. :) No way/time for someone to frag w/ your charging. >_<
   
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08.26.2007, 02:14 AM

HOLY $#@! !!!!!!!!!!!

Once I think about it, the voltage of a 12v battery is right around the peak charge voltage for A123's.... that is awesome!

That can't be good for them charging like that though... I know A123 systems uses a 'pulse' charge to charge them in 5 mins, which will reduce heat. Not that they will get hot.

EDIT: Wait, that's a 3s pack? I would have thought they would use a 4s pack... the voltage doesn't make any sense, a 12v battery is higher than 12v... it would be 14.5 volts at those amps.


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