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One with a remote wireless display on the dash would be good
L322 Battery MF31-1000 in an L322
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I have not checked but I think that the controller relies on the potential difference between the source (solar panel or car) and the battery to be charged. So if the battery attached to the controller is down at 12.2 volts for example and the car battery at switch off is 12.8 or more, it may continue to charge. Easy enough to check.
The one I use is cheap and simple with just LED's to indicate what is going on. Displays may not like extreme cold. I have seven of them, so price was important.
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Which would use more power.
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Agreed but if it's running off a 900amp battery it should be neglidgable.
The spec from the one I have looks like trigger voltages are adjustable
12V voltage system (if it is a 24V voltage system, data x2):
Float charge: 13.7V (default, adjustable)
Discharge stop:10.7V (default, adjustable)
Discharge reconnect:12.6V (default, adjustable)
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There's a remote display with bluetooth app that draws 1mA
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That sounds good for your application.
Discharge stop:10.7V (default, adjustable) I would set that to 12 volts if you do not want to knacker the battery PDQ
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Sound like a plan, need to rig it up to test what happens before the install.
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Any idea if 16awg will do 20amp please? looking on web says 15amp but ready made cables come with a 15 and 20 amp fuse.
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Took longer than expected but dual battery conversion now complete'ish
3D printed a new housing so I could move the light and use the existing cut out.
3D printed a new housing so I could move the light and use the existing cut out.
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the white lettering
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Is a nice touch 
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Is a nice touch
I saw something on another thread about putting a label on the main battery to say about the dual battery conversion so thought it would be good to put something here as well.
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Nevermind
elfreetutu will get it
elfreetutu will get it
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Nevermind
elfreetutu will get it
Sorry you've lost me ?
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Mi thirst elfreetutu
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nope, still don't get it
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Your starter for 10 @backinblack , my first.
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my first L322 ? I'll sleep on it
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Nice job
