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  1. bottleworks

    Cheap and easy 24 to 12V?

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  2. bottleworks

    Cheap and easy 24 to 12V?

    I guess the key is to design the system for your needs. If you install an equalizer that handles only 20 amps and you have been averaging a load of 50 amps, you didn't setup the system to meet your needs. In the transit buses, the battery equalizer is always powered (Not with Opcom's setup)...
  3. bottleworks

    Cheap and easy 24 to 12V?

    P.S. Opcom Installed a battery equalizer in his Deuce. And added a relay to kill it with the accessory switch off. http://www.bunkerofdoom.com/mil/m35/vic4/index.html
  4. bottleworks

    Cheap and easy 24 to 12V?

    A battery equalizer can handle the loads you need...But you will need $300-800 for one. With it, you can pull current off of the lower battery. The equalizer will then keep both batteries charged evenly with the 24V alternator. A Vanner 60 Amp unit is on eBay for $300. Most transit buses use...
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