

| Subject: | Re: Trickle Charger (follow up 182 Amps) |
| From: | David Johnson |
| Date: | Mon, 24 Jul 2006 14:52:13 -0600 |
Actually, the unit I had in mind was a solar trickle charger, not 110v, and that was more what I was asking about than the AC type units. Does any one use one? How much would it put back into a battery given a moderate day of sunlight to charge, given that most of the time I would be using 12v would probably be evening stuff (lights, maybe evening movie in a laptop, something like that.) Any thoughts? David. On Jul 24, 2006, at 9:25 AM, Dennis Haynes wrote: > The problem with the charger concept is that you need a 110V > supply. If you have a 110V supply, you don't need 12V Stuff. > > Battery chargers in general are not designed to support batteries > under load, especially chaep ones. A trickle charger will not keep > up with any significant laod. You would need a smart converter- > charger to do this without damaging the battery and placing noise > on your stereo and other electronics causing all sorts of grief.
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