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Shunt

22/02/2022 by Daniel Gilbert Leave a Comment

Shunt

When you have a battery that’s running low, this device will let your know by providing an indication of how much power remains. It has been designed to be both visual and practical so it should not pose any problems for users who want the information at their disposal when planning ahead or charging up […]

Weight of Batteries

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car battery

When deciding which type of battery is right for your device, it’s important to take into consideration not only the voltage and capacity but also their weight. The heavier batteries will be more difficult or costly than those with lighter weights so if you plan on going hiking with an electronics kit then think about […]

Purchasing Used Batteries

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Purchasing Used Batteries

The downside to buying used batteries is that they’re usually not in very good condition. You might save some money on the original purchase, but it will cost more than new ones when you finally get around to doing your own repairs or replacing them because this kind of hardware doesn’t last forever.

Maintenance Procedures For Batteries

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Maintenance of Batteries

Maintenance procedures for lead-acid and VRLA batteries both have several steps that need to be followed. For example, you should check your battery’s water level every month or two months depending on how often it is used since this will help prevent any leaks from happening at the terminals where power flows into them when […]

The State of Charge, Depth of Discharge, and Maximum Cycles

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The state of charge (SOC) represents the amount and percentage left on your battery at any given moment. For example, if you have a 100% charge but run out of electricity in which case it would drop down to 0%.

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