I'm Pascal LardyCould you help me with the zener battery reg. that are described inMinimalist Battery Regulators by Lee Hart; modifications by Cor Van de Waterand I have a question if you have time.I own an hybrid sailboat with 12 x 12 volt battery AGM bank.Superior Plates with an expected life span of 10 to 12 years in float service applications. Nominal Voltage20Hr CapacityCCA MCA RC (min) Energy (kWH) Terminal Posts DimensionsWeight Charging Current* Charging Voltage Float Voltage 12V155AH 790A 1150A350 2.1SAE+3/8" STUD12.9"w x 6.9"d x 10"h/10.8th91lb 10A-35A 14.4V-14.9V 13.5V-13.8V * Warning: Do not use a wet battery constant current charger to recharge any VMAX battery.25A @ 1.75/Cell 350Min 75A @ 1.75/Cell 90Min Recommended Charging Options:Smart / Microprocessor controlled charger: Battery Charger Guide Vehicle Alternator: 14V-15V. RV Converter: 14V-15V.
Solar Panel: 225W-500W. Wind Turbine: 225W-500W. Charge Controller: 25A-UP Operating Temperature Range:Discharge: -4~140F Charge: 14~140F Storage: -4~140F Temperature Compensation:Cycle use: -30mV/C Standby use: -20mV/C I like to install zener regulator to make sure that each battery from that bank get the right voltage.Minimum voltage need to be 12.18max voltage need to be no more than 14.6 I like the Cor Van de Water design better because the life of a LED is much longer than a regular bulb, can you tell me if what Zener diode I need? 2 of 6.8 V?see Parts List: (per battery) 2 - heavy duty copper 5/16" ring terminals, for 6 gauge wire (Waytek 36472) 2 - 6" lengths of #18 or so insulated wire 2 - 6.8v 5W zener diode, type 1N5342B1 1- 4 ohm, 2 Watt resistor; a 1- 56 ohm, and 1/8 watt resistor; and an one red LED. Heat shrink tubing to fit the barrels of the terminals Thermally conductive epoxy filler (available from electronics vendors) and also I need that the mini voltage too don't go bellow 12.18/v .Buy the ay I was trying to buy the kits but the link don't work and it's for flooded battery. Thanks Pascal ____________________________________________________________ 1 Little Secret To Eliminate 15 Years Of Mortgage Payments HARP Gives Homeowners a Once In A Lifetime Mortgage Bailout A forgotten mortgage stimulus program that was passed by Obama to help the middle class has been uncovered. The program is called HARP, which stands for the ?Home Affordable Refinance Program.? The program itself is totally free, and gives homeowners a once in a lifetime mortgage bailout. Like most government benefits this program will expire, but there is still time left for up to 700,000 qualified homeowners to take advantage. 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