Battery marriage...needed or not? Testing starts soon.
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I bet we all are. But I think Mooch has some more pressing matters to care for atm. And with good reason.
Do you know something we don't?I bet we all are. But I think Mooch has some more pressing matters to care for atm. And with good reason.
It takes a huge amount of effort to write up everything, please be patient. This entire thing was a very bad idea and has been a nightmare for me in terms of responding to the huge number of questions about when it will be done.
My experience; EVERY pair of batteries purchased that were used independently (single-mech, pairing & unpairing with others for short periods, etc) have all died in 3-9 months use.
Married pairs in my experience have shown greatly extended life cycles, as have single-mech batteries never used in dual-mods.
Vented & exploded examples I have seen in person were typically mis-matches where those folks paid little attention to marrying pairs. This includes large cells used in parallel 12v, and series 24v & 36v systems for marine applications.
It's hard to imagine the test results here will be different than other applications marine, automotive etc. But, I am still following in the event I can learn ;-) and greatly appreciate folks that take the time to test.
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I'm interested in the results, just doubt that it will change my habit of marrying my batteries.
No. But considering the changes in his testing profiles for batteries, I think it would be more important to update these.
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