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99% of chagrin sources are voltage controlled if controlled at all. If an
alternator sees a higher voltage then it is set at it simply stops charging, the same with sophisticated shore power chargers. The most popular problem with continues shore charging is that a battery will get a surface charge. This has caused several people to think that their batteries were good and found out that after a brief time with out a charge source they could not start. Just my personal experience. Mike |
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