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Hey Good Folks,<br>
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I've got a 2300 AH AGM pack of 2 Volt cells that is showing signs of
premature aging (only 600 cycles) and I need to test the AH capacity of
each cell to help the customer make decisions going forward of whether
to replace individual lagging cells or the whole pack.<br>
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What equipment have folks used to do AHour tests on 2 Volt 2300 AH
cells? I've done plenty of load testing on 6, 12, 24 and 48 volt packs
as a whole but am not sure what's my best approach is for 2 volt
individual tests.<br>
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I know I could put a resistance load and then use an AHour integrator
unit - but does anyone know of what unit and what resistive load I'd use
at 2 volts? That would be a large device at that voltage to get any
appreciative wattage! - I'd like to do a 10 hour test at most.<br>
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I see 2 V test units on the web but they only appear to be hooked up for
a small amount of time - so they can't be testing full to empty
discharge AHours. <br>
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Thanks!<br>
<br>
Jeff Clearwater<br>
Village Power Design<br>
<a href="http://www.villagepowerdesign.com">www.villagepowerdesign.co<span
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