I emailed them and got this response, in part: "The most effective way to manage a battery system is manage it at module level and coordinate with a string charger. A smart string charger may not be effective over time. A controllable charger with module management is most effective over the life of batteries."
I'm still too ignorant of this whole area to understand this. Can anyone "translate" or expound on this a bit so that even a total novice like me can comprehend it? Also, how effective is periodical rotation of cells from the center of the string to the extremities? Finally, as long as each cell is monitored and the charge for each cell carefully controlled, would it be okay to charge each cell individually? Or is that a bad idea? Thanks! Christopher Witmer Victor Tikhonov wrote: > Browsing for something else, I found this site: > > http://www.skiebus.com/bms.htm
