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No I'm talking about the internal charger temps. And yes it is a 12 amp charger but I charge those batteries at 10 amps.so that charger has a external temp guage?..
i looked it says charger is 12 amps not 10.. both those temps if they are the battery re of no worry its when you get to 165 degrees then you worry.put a fan on hot side
so temp sensor goes in port A or B? then you lay it or strap it on battery?
Those internal charger temps are fine. I'm not sure what you're talking about 10A is 240V but that is wrong.No I'm talking about the internal charger temps. And yes it is a 12 amp charger but I charge those batteries at 10 amps.
The charger has internal temp and external temp but I don't have those external temp sensors.
I'm confused my self too. I'm not good converting watts volts amps etc. I don't know how I got a B in algebra right nowThose internal charger temps are fine. I'm not sure what you're talking about 10A is 240V but that is wrong.
What were you trying to figure out exactly? Ill help yaI'm confused my self too. I'm not good converting watts volts amps etc. I don't know how I got a B in algebra right now
DC power supply is generally better. Chargers typically are more powerful on DC power as the others stated. If you can run it at 18V instead of 12V its even better. It should help it run a little cooler cuz it wont be pulling as many Amps from the DC PSU as it will on 12V. Honestly anything under 160F for electronics is generally fine but the cooler the better.I just wanted to know if that internal temperature was ok and if plugging into the wall or using a power supply is better.
Very long day at school.