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making a long lasting battery pack for 24V/0.5A
I brought a stereo equipment from Japan that uses a wall-wart set at 24V/0.5A.
I would like to replace the PS with a long-lasting battery pack, but all I can find are 12V/5A batteries, or 24V/5A. I do ...
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2 x 90 Ah 12v deep cycle batteries in series runs 77-90w for under 20 minutes. Why?
I am trying to understand the maths here. I have 2x90Ah 12v batteries in series (24v) and they are powering my computer. The peak power is 120w while the computer is shutting down during a power loss. ...
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parallel connecting 24v 1500mah NIMH battery packs and how to charge
After several of searches on the internet for information about charging NIMH batteriers, i feel the need for some clarification. I've gotten my hands on a bunch of battery packs. Each battery pack is ...
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Battery management for 12-24V motors
We have 4 12-24V motors which we want to connect to a 14,8V battery. Two of the motors are position controlled (M3 and M4, see figure) and will not draw much current as they will mainly be stationary. ...
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How to connect a 12V battery to a 24V system?
I have a 24V battery (two 12V lead/acid in series) connected to solar panels and I'm looking for a way to have a 12V battery and circuit. (But the solar array will charge the 24V system so i need the ...
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Can I Run An Appliance From a 24v Battery?
First, a little backstory. My wife is planning to operate a booth at some craft fairs and we require power for a piece of equipment (Silhouette Cameo, a computer controlled vinyl cutting machine). We'...
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Can I recharge 12V batteries individually while why are attached in series? [duplicate]
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Charging two lead-acid batteries connected in series, separately (with two solar panels)
I have 12V Solar Panels and 12V batteries. But my laptop needs 17V to recharge. I ...
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