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16-01-2008, 20:16
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Re: backup battery charger
The 12 V input to the charger circuit should be attached to a small (20A) breaker from one of the breaker panels. (According to my reading of the wiring rules.)
The output of the circuit goes to both the RC backup input and the backup battery. When you connect this, you'll probably splice into the backup battery connector cable, or attach the backup battery connector cable to the charger board, then the charger board to the RC. -JEE |
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