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Has anyone ever tried this?
Greetings, Forumistas!
I have a chance to pick up a really slick battery charger. The issue is: it's a 24V model. However, it seems to me that if I charged two 12v batteries in series instead of parallel, I could use this battery charger, right? The amperage would just be 1/2 the normal, correct? Since the overall charge rate is low, I can't see any type of damage possible. What is the consensus of the group? Thanks!
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It should work,back in my commercial fishing days we would use two 12 volt batteries insted of one big battery.Was cheaper we rans in series and used 24 volt charger
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Yes, in series.
2 batteries in parallel = 2x the amps @ source voltage. 2 batteries in series = 2x the voltage @ source amperage
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