[a-w-h] jake charging [RE-wrenches]

[Windy Dankoff, Dankoff Solar]

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>....
>I would like to keep as much as I could "as is" but
>the 120 volt Jake and 120 volt battery set seems to be
>the complex over the top problem.  What would need to
>be done to get the jake to charge either a 96 or 48
>volt battery set?  Or should I go for some other
>battery set voltage?  I would perfer to have every
>thing on 48 volts DC.

Daryl,

Experience has been positive running the older 32V Jakes at 24V 
simply by loosening the governor a little so it doesn't produce 
excessive current in high wind. Similarly, I would expect the 120V 
machine to do OK at 96V.

Past that all I will advise is that you contact another fellow who 
may be able to help you. I'll send you a message off-list.

Windy

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