robitronic equalising tray help
06-21-2007, 03:31 AM
#1
Tech Apprentice
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robitronic equalising tray help
gentlemen
after discharging on a globe discharger i normally equalise the pack on this robitronic discharger,
this takes like two or three hours for all the lights to go out.
can i not only equalise for like maybe 10 or 15 minutes and then recharge, or do i have to wait the three hours for all the lights to go out
help. guys please
thanks
minnesh
after discharging on a globe discharger i normally equalise the pack on this robitronic discharger,
this takes like two or three hours for all the lights to go out.
can i not only equalise for like maybe 10 or 15 minutes and then recharge, or do i have to wait the three hours for all the lights to go out
help. guys please
thanks
minnesh
06-23-2007, 01:11 PM
#2
Tech Apprentice
Thread Starter
gentlemen
after discharging on a globe discharger i normally equalise the pack on this robitronic discharger,
this takes like two or three hours for all the lights to go out.
can i not only equalise for like maybe 10 or 15 minutes and then recharge, or do i have to wait the three hours for all the lights to go out
help. guys please
thanks
minnesh
after discharging on a globe discharger i normally equalise the pack on this robitronic discharger,
this takes like two or three hours for all the lights to go out.
can i not only equalise for like maybe 10 or 15 minutes and then recharge, or do i have to wait the three hours for all the lights to go out
help. guys please
thanks
minnesh
thanks
06-24-2007, 08:45 AM
#3
what you do is to first set your discharger to discharge the whole pack up to 5.4volts, once it's done place it on your equalizer tray and discharge each cell at .09 volts it should discharge for not more than 10minutes.
i'm just guessing that the problem here is you have a high cut off voltage during discharge and so the equalizing tray is working more in order to reach the desired voltage.
i'm just guessing that the problem here is you have a high cut off voltage during discharge and so the equalizing tray is working more in order to reach the desired voltage.
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