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[Grumpy]

The 6 week or so period between charges sounds like the time it takes for normal self-discharge.  (not complete discharge)

Wonder if AGM batteries, which can sit on the shelf for a year, will requrie the same recharge rate in this system.  If not then the depletion of the lead-acid batteries could be more to, or entirely to, self-discharge.

[pg46]

Quick note-

I fully recharged my 5 batteries again and then tried the system using the grid to run just the battery charger. I put in a 100 watt load off of the inverter. The voltage dropped pretty quickly in this experiment and could not keep up the charge in the batteries. Like swinG I think that the set up using the grid power may not work.

[pg46]

update-

the setup
5- 5amp 12v batteries all hooked in parallel, connected to a 100 watt inverter which then runs a 5 amp battery charger which charges the batteries again
connect the battery charger and the inverter across all the batteries and on opposite poles

start with fully charged batteries at 12.5 (no load)
put a total of 66 watt load on (what it takes to run the inverter and the charger)
read 12v with the load on at 1:28
read 11v    "    "     "     "  at 2:15

am losing voltage and so haven't closed the loop yet - oh well, will keep trying...