hello, I own here in Senegal a BJ75 of 1985, all circuit in 24V. The original starter have burnt and impossible here to get a 24V spare starter. I finally got a 12V starter whch is plugged on the right battery while the rest remains on the 2 batteries. This system works but I have to invert the 2 batts right to left and left to right every week. I think the batt won't last too long... Is ther a way to equilibrate charge between both the 2 batteries ?
starter voltage on bj 75 1985
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Hi Theirno,
The only way I know to keep the batteries charged correctly/ equally in your situation is to use a charge equaliser.
See Charge Equalisers 24 Volt DC to 12 Volt DC by REDARC
There is plenty of tech info on charge equalisers on the site.
Can you import a 24v starter from somewhere overseas? I am from Australia and everything is 12v over here so I'm not looking forward to the day my electrics start playing up.
Cheers and hope that helps.
Gav.
The only way I know to keep the batteries charged correctly/ equally in your situation is to use a charge equaliser.
See Charge Equalisers 24 Volt DC to 12 Volt DC by REDARC
There is plenty of tech info on charge equalisers on the site.
Can you import a 24v starter from somewhere overseas? I am from Australia and everything is 12v over here so I'm not looking forward to the day my electrics start playing up.
Cheers and hope that helps.
Gav.
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Thank you
Thanx for your reply, I have looked on the site you indicated to me . It seems to be efficient, I will try to import one from abroad. My brother owns a BJ60 (same 3B engine) all in 12V, much more easier to get spare parts !!
Thanx for your reply, I have looked on the site you indicated to me . It seems to be efficient, I will try to import one from abroad. My brother owns a BJ60 (same 3B engine) all in 12V, much more easier to get spare parts !!