battery charging
battery charging
Feel dumb asking this but, would charging my battery on 6 volt setting hurt my battery at all?I accidently bumped the switch from 12v to 6 volt in the process of charging and did not see it till I checked to see the full charge light was on much later.joe
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Hi,
It depends on the charger. When it's current driven, there will be no damage and the battery will charge, only slower. If it's a voltage driven, the battery wil not charge, and there's a change for damage of the charger (not the battery).
If it's a modern computerised charger, it depends on the brand or / and type if damage will occur.
Jensen
It depends on the charger. When it's current driven, there will be no damage and the battery will charge, only slower. If it's a voltage driven, the battery wil not charge, and there's a change for damage of the charger (not the battery).
If it's a modern computerised charger, it depends on the brand or / and type if damage will occur.
Jensen
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One should always include the "snowball's chance in hell" possibility just in case the person in question is still not confused.jensen wrote:Hi,
It depends on the charger. When it's current driven, there will be no damage and the battery will charge, only slower. If it's a voltage driven, the battery wil not charge, and there's a change for damage of the charger (not the battery).
If it's a modern computerised charger, it depends on the brand or / and type if damage will occur.
Jensen