headless
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Charging current is fairly irrelevant. Once the battery shows 12.6v at resting (no load and no charge), it's done charging. You could shove 4a into it for days after it's reached full charge depending on the charger you use if you felt like it, so don't use charge rate as a way to see if it's charged...if you find the AH capacity you could do some basic math to get estimated time for it. If you keep an eye on the battery, you can just play the system and see how long it takes for it to drop under ~10.5v.With just that one battery i listened to the radio for about 10 minutes having 2 15" subs going at 360 wrms, and afterwards i hooked up the charger to the battery and it is stable at 4 amperes, im not sure what this means but i'll let it charge for 20 minutes and if it hasn't gone up to 6 amps or if it goes down, then im guessing it is done charging, however it would be nice to know how long it would take to drain the battery with 580 cranking amps if its running a 34 ampere amplifier.
