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Originally Posted by Tucsontoy
<clip> The red is the positive and will carry the current needed. For the most part, the black has no current. <clip>
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It is my understanding in a series circuit the current is constant everywhere, it's just the electrons have had the "work ability" taken out of them by the load. Correct understanding on my part?
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Originally Posted by Jaeger
<clip> The WFCO8955 is supposedly able to crank out 55 amps. In order to push that many amps the round trip to the battery and back, I'd have to install 1 gauge cable (!) to only have a 3% voltage drop. <clip>
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Does the converter really use that much current to charge the battery? I thought the excess capacity of the converter was to run lights and other 12V circuitry (e.g., fridge control board, CO/smoke detector) but not the slide motor or power jack as they draw too much current; that is the job of the battery.
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