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05 November 2005, 19:24
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roywebster
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Battery Condition
Can somebody advise me on this.
When I am running, the data screen on my fishfinder shows the battery at
14v. Is this good or bad. What should it be.
Regards
Roy
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05 November 2005, 19:24
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jwalker
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Spot on.
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06 November 2005, 04:01
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As long as it's showing around 12v or above it's fine.
The higher the better - it's just showing that the battery is charging fine.
If it starts going to a low voltage, it wont be far off time for a new battery.
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The fully charged Voltage for a lead acid accumulator is 13.8v therefore yoyr 14v when running is right. moderm electronics will have voltage stabalisation in built because the internals will run on a lower voltage in the 5v region.
Brian
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06 November 2005, 15:13
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roywebster
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thankyou for your advice
Roy
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