[aprssig] Anyone running APRS on a LCD in a car ?
Tim Cwik tcwik at stnhbr.comTue Jan 24 15:53:27 UTC 2006
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Thanks Dave, On 2006.01.24 09:40, Dave Baxter wrote: > How are you charging the battery? If just a split charge from the car, > it'll never fill right up. > I am using the output of a charger in the car intended to charge a battery used to power brakes on trailer. > Check out the marrine industry, they've generaly got it sorted, but you > can have up to 16V on the battery during part of the charge cycle. > This is my next step after replacing the battery. It may be that the charger in the car is not optimized for the marine deep cycle battery I am using. Research for another project suggests that it is better to have a smart charger that allows some amount of discharge before the bringing the battery back up to full charge rather than relying on charging whenever the car is running. > And as in another post. Check all your grounds are good. Immagine what > can happen if the battery ground strap (or another) fail at some point. > Yes, very important. This should be the first advice for any installation in cars. Also important to be sure ground leads are fused close to the aux battery. TIm N2LTQ > Dave G0WBX > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Tim Cwik [mailto:tcwik at stnhbr.com] > > My calculations suggest I should be able to run for about 36 > > hours but I get nowhere near that. I currently suspect I may > > have a bad batery. > > > > TIm > > N2LTQ > > -- Tim Cwik tcwik at stnhbr.com spamtrap: tjc123 at stnhbr.com Voice: 609-368-2482 Fax: 609-368-3695
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