Although I'm not listed as a guru, but based on experience and the info you provided as 'not vibrating violently,' I'll say your car is doing OK.
You may however want to run a check on the transmission instead if its not been having this behavior before.

captainking:
i wanna get confirmation from the gurus here..is bad engine mount the reason my car vibrates when its not in idle(park/neutral)..let me properly explain it..if the car is engaged in park or neutral, it idles smooth without vibrations but if i put it in drive and step on brakes, it vibrates though not violently..but once i accelerate..it dosent vibrate. a mechie once told me that one of the engine mounts is bad and needs to be changed but i dont trust the mechie cos he almost once scammed me. honda accord 2005..nurey.,,,gazzuzz..alvin007...egunmojagi and other gurus..i also call on the chief recipient of Demeanors wrath international..high chief dancok to come and contribute,,,,obekediamondfuto

Wow....very beautiful baby.

Some people are looking for this, yet you're throwing yours away.

The funny thing is that you don't know how many you have left before you go barren.

There is no condition that will cause you to throw away your baby.

My heart is sad, but I'm happy the baby was found before harm came to it.

Joevics:
Do you ecen read? Just spewing trash everywhere.
Governor ko, senator back home ni.

What you lack is understanding...go back and read my post (this time, read slowly) maybe you'll understand. Then get off my mention

This is interesting...and I'm suspecting that this could cause his governor back home to also decamp to APC. And all the PDP sychophant/apologists in Akwa Ibom state will begin to sing a new song.

I'll still be here watching all the show in 4k HD

kiekie1:


You are highly welcome! See snapshot below for our Vietnamese kung long battery charge settings . Feel free to reach me for further enquiry . Cheer's !

NB: multiply whatever volt(per cell) you see ×6 to give you 12v readings !

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Thanks very much sir, I'll follow suit.

NiyiOmoIyunade:
Please see the KungLong battery spec sheet below;

A float voltage of 56.4v is 14.1v per 12v battery, this will certainly kill your battery in the long run - max float voltage should be 55.2v or 13.8v per 12v battery.

Your Absorb voltage is fine per the spec sheet but for an AGM type battery I would be OKAY at between 14.4v to 14.6v max per 12v battery - ESPECIALLY if you don't have TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION on your charge source and I dont remember seeing that bundled with the IpowerPlus I have seen.

Also is there a reason you chose to restrict your utility charging amps to 30a? The IPowerPlus can go up to 60a and possibly 80a (newer models) for utility charging - your AGM batteries should be able to take 40a to 60a with ease.

To be safe, a user should not fiddle with user defined settings unless you specifically know what you are changing and why you are changing it as well as the consequences.

Thanks very much..I truly appreciate it. I'll follow your advice.

Hello house, please, what are the optimum charging parameters for charging 4 number 12V/200AH batteries.
The set up seems to be doing fine, but charging parameters is currently set to user defined, with bulk charging voltage=58.8
Float voltage= 56.4
Total charging amperes=60A
Utility charging amps= 30A

I'm I better off leaving them this way or should I revert to the preset charging setting for AGM battery?

I don't want to have any issues with batteries in the future

Inverter Brand: 4KW ipower plus
Solar capacity: 3KW
Battery brand: Kung Long


cc: niyiomolyuande, pranil, kiekie, Richmond, saipro, et all.

Disco01:



Sorry I mean the idle wattage or maybe the current it draws/consumes from the battery

This will depend on the type of inverter...whether its high frequency or low frequency. The low frequency seems to draw more in idle mode

You may get info on the type of inverter from the manual