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Batteries
Not powerstroke related. But does anyone know how many volts you should have in a 36v system. i have three batteries wired in series and im getting 42 volts with an ome metre. Is that about right or is it high?
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I think I found your problem, try using a volt meter. Ohms are for measuring resistance.
Could be a coupple of things. First, check the batteries in your meter, low batteries can cause weird readings. Second, it's normal to see a bit higher than normal voltage with no load, but 42 is pushing it a bit. 42v would be about right if your charging the system when measuring it. |
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Considering moat 12v batteries put out about 14 volts, yeah, it sounds right.
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If your 12v battery is putting out 14v, it's either overcharged, has an extra cell or an extremely high surface charge. 12v is nominal for a 12v battery, but the surface charge on a battery in good shape should still be under ~12.6v. You have to measure the voltage with a load to get a true reading.
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