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electrical:12v:self-jumpstarting [2020/06/23 11:01]
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electrical:12v:self-jumpstarting [2020/06/23 11:14]
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 Self-jumpstarting means jumpstarting one's own vehicle without the use of another vehicle.  The most common way to do this is by [[electrical:12v:alternator|combining]] house and chassis batteries. Self-jumpstarting means jumpstarting one's own vehicle without the use of another vehicle.  The most common way to do this is by [[electrical:12v:alternator|combining]] house and chassis batteries.
  
-It will be easiest on the system to combine the batteries and allow the starter battery to come up a bit instead of immediately attempting to start.  + 
  
 ===== jumping from the house bank ===== ===== jumping from the house bank =====
  
 +It will be gentlest on the system to combine the batteries and allow the starter battery to come up a bit instead of immediately attempting to start. 
  
 ==== solenoids ==== ==== solenoids ====
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 ==== DC-DC chargers ==== ==== DC-DC chargers ====
  
-Some [[electrical:12v:b2b|DC-DC chargers]] have +Some [[electrical:12v:b2b|DC-DC chargers]] with integrated [[electrical:solar:charge_controller|solar charge controllers]] can keep the starter battery maintained after the house batteries are charged.  This would help avoid the "dead starter battery" situation in the first place. 
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 +[Note from secessus:  AFAIK none of the DC-DC chargers allow self-jumpstarting.  If anyone knows otherwise, please point me to the documentation.  Thanks!] 
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electrical/12v/self-jumpstarting.txt · Last modified: 2024/03/22 08:19 by frater_secessus