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![]() Steve wrote: dh@. wrote in message ... Someone told me it's possible to charge an inverter system's batteries using a battery charger plugged into the inverter that's being run by the batteries you want to charge. Is there any truth to that, and if so, how does it work? If you have 2 half dead batteries it is possible to use them to juice up one battery completely and leave the other dead. I dont' even see how you could do that. with jumper cables? no. with a power inverter and battery charger? no, (not really) your "half dead" battery won't produce enough power to keep the inverter AND battery charger up (ona 12v. system) 14v DC [+/-], at least for any real length of time to charge the other "half dead" battery. especially fully charged. |
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