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<blockquote data-quote="Diplexers" data-source="post: 346434" data-attributes="member: 550866"><p>Most caps come with a resistor to help charge the cap at a safe level. You will want to check the voltage on the cap while it is charging and once it reaches its required voltage charge (13.5 volts +-.5 volts is typical) then you remove the resistor or in your case the charge card. I would wait for more feedback in this thread as I haven't had experience with that model.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Diplexers, post: 346434, member: 550866"] Most caps come with a resistor to help charge the cap at a safe level. You will want to check the voltage on the cap while it is charging and once it reaches its required voltage charge (13.5 volts +-.5 volts is typical) then you remove the resistor or in your case the charge card. I would wait for more feedback in this thread as I haven't had experience with that model. [/QUOTE]
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