You should ALWAYS wear safety glasses when connecting/disconnecting leads to any lead/acid battery! I have a friend who lost one of his eyes (he now has a glass eye) when the battery exploded, sending a piece of the case thru his eye. I myself had one explode years ago but I was lucky. Both explosions were due to a defective cell in the battery, not electrical error. A bad cell can produce excess hydrogen, if the lead plates arc internally due to a load on a weak link between plates, boom!
"This video has been sponsored by Mercy Hospital burn unit, The Chicago Fire Dept and Bob's Discount Funeral home"
Y'all forgot to add this line to the description.
In all seriousness, I can see why your making the video. But, you need to understand the idiots out there who think they know everything and don't ( based on the comments). There was no talk about electrical or battery safety. Perhaps some theory behind the idea would have been nice too.
Oh Sir you should never connect two batteries in parallel without a diode isolator. This is not only electrically incorrect it can be extremely dangerous. Most auto batteries are the lead/acid type and one of the leading failures of this type battery is shorted cell(s). No two batteries have exactly the same voltage and the one with the lower voltage will act as a load to the higher voltage battery. Without an isolator you can cause an explosion if one has a shorted cell. PLEASE USE ISOLATORS!
@matt420740 I asked about max power output, not the voltage. I mean, parallel connection allows to get higher current with the same voltage, which means higher power output.
I understood what you asked, and tried to answer, you just didn't understand. Parallel connection increases the capacity (energy stored) in the batteries. Just because you increase the capacity does not automatically mean higher output. The only way to increase the output is to place a larger load on the batteries.
@matt420740 Yes, but every battery has a parameter called "discharge current" don't it? So, my question is - does discharge currents of batteries connected in parallel, a summurized which indirectly means, that we can connect larger load whithout harming the batteries?
@HungryGreeny "Yes, but every battery has a parameter called "discharge current" don't it?"
No it doesn't. Discharge current isn't determined by the battery. The discharge current will depend on the load you place on the battery.
I think you are confusing "output" and "discharge current" with maximum discharge rate. To answer your question now that I understand it, yes parallel connection will increase the maximum discharge rate of the battery bank.
can this work on any 12v vehicle system? would this cause any stress on the alternator? or is it better for the alternator? I want to do this to my Acura integra
every day with every sale yes we do the installs, you referance two 6 volt batteries is confusing people, that is what brought me to this vid. had to play it 3 times my self, to get what you were saying to what you are using. we also do parallel 2 banks of 6v then one jumper in series =12 v as well incressing the Ah. (parallel series conection),
not 12 volt 12 amp hours in parallel as you said at the end of the video, it is 6 volt 12 amp hours, (you said it right at the begging of video but wrong at the end, series would give u 6 amp hour 12 volt.. note we sell your products
@arnoldcustom What are you talking about? 12V batteries in parallel = 12V. I hope you just sell the product & don't do anything technical w/ it.... These two batteries in parallel will give 12V 150Ah, in series will give 24V 75Ah. It really is the most simple electrical calculation possible.
@mrmaster245 with different amp rated batteries they will just add to eachother. but if the two are different voltage then it will average between the two.
@jrendoso IN PARALLEL IT DOESN'T DOUBLE VOLTAGE IN SERIES YES BETTER TO USE 4 6 VOLT MORE AMPS 2 IN SERIES + 2 IN SERIES AND THEN IN PARALLEL LOTS OF AMPS AT 12 VOLTS ...YOU PROBABLY HAVE LEARN THIS NY NOW
thanks you. that gold ring on your finger should be placed in your pocket any time your working with anypower with the power in just one of the battays there is plenty to turn the ring red hot and burn to the bone in just a sec you could lose or lose the use of that finger forever. not trolling just dont wount no one to get hurt a lot of people dont thank 12v battarys can hurt them but its the amps a 1000 amp car batary can run my computer deep freeze 24hrs with out charging.thank u 4 the video
if not on, and the batteries are still connected, and if one battery goes out...doesn't it mean the other battery have to compromise for the dead one? Meaning, if one battery goes out, the 2nd will have to make up for it the whole time and its power will be completely devoured.
why is batteries in parallel better than connecting batteries in series? or is it?
@hkpopfan4lif3 If they are in series it will double your volts not amps. You can wire them in series parallel to up the volts and the amp hours if needed
Yup! There still people out there like me that still need to know this kind of stuff!
Migueldeservantes 2 weeks ago
Great video, I am in the process of buying to batteries for this purpose.
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KYTVIDEO 1 month ago
You should ALWAYS wear safety glasses when connecting/disconnecting leads to any lead/acid battery! I have a friend who lost one of his eyes (he now has a glass eye) when the battery exploded, sending a piece of the case thru his eye. I myself had one explode years ago but I was lucky. Both explosions were due to a defective cell in the battery, not electrical error. A bad cell can produce excess hydrogen, if the lead plates arc internally due to a load on a weak link between plates, boom!
91fatboy51 1 month ago
"This video has been sponsored by Mercy Hospital burn unit, The Chicago Fire Dept and Bob's Discount Funeral home"
Y'all forgot to add this line to the description.
In all seriousness, I can see why your making the video. But, you need to understand the idiots out there who think they know everything and don't ( based on the comments). There was no talk about electrical or battery safety. Perhaps some theory behind the idea would have been nice too.
matt9c1 1 month ago
Oh Sir you should never connect two batteries in parallel without a diode isolator. This is not only electrically incorrect it can be extremely dangerous. Most auto batteries are the lead/acid type and one of the leading failures of this type battery is shorted cell(s). No two batteries have exactly the same voltage and the one with the lower voltage will act as a load to the higher voltage battery. Without an isolator you can cause an explosion if one has a shorted cell. PLEASE USE ISOLATORS!
Akileze 2 months ago
i've been thinking about doing this setup for my HHo generator on my car because my single battery and alternator isn't helping.
hotpapayasalad 3 months ago
Does it increase max power output of battery bank?
HungryGreeny 3 months ago
@HungryGreeny
No, it increases the capacity of the bank. To increase the voltage you'd need to wire the batteries in series.
matt420740 2 months ago
@matt420740 I asked about max power output, not the voltage. I mean, parallel connection allows to get higher current with the same voltage, which means higher power output.
HungryGreeny 2 months ago
@HungryGreeny
I understood what you asked, and tried to answer, you just didn't understand. Parallel connection increases the capacity (energy stored) in the batteries. Just because you increase the capacity does not automatically mean higher output. The only way to increase the output is to place a larger load on the batteries.
matt420740 2 months ago
@matt420740 Yes, but every battery has a parameter called "discharge current" don't it? So, my question is - does discharge currents of batteries connected in parallel, a summurized which indirectly means, that we can connect larger load whithout harming the batteries?
HungryGreeny 2 months ago
@HungryGreeny "Yes, but every battery has a parameter called "discharge current" don't it?"
No it doesn't. Discharge current isn't determined by the battery. The discharge current will depend on the load you place on the battery.
I think you are confusing "output" and "discharge current" with maximum discharge rate. To answer your question now that I understand it, yes parallel connection will increase the maximum discharge rate of the battery bank.
matt420740 2 months ago
@matt420740 Thanx for the answer!
HungryGreeny 2 months ago
batteries in series FTW! fact!
THEJAXEL 3 months ago
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Tiltz85 3 months ago
This is fo dummies!
tasicss 3 months ago 2
"DC connections must be tight" ----- ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS MUST BE TIGHT!
Doug19752533 4 months ago 31
@Doug19752533 hahaha i was thinking the same as he said that...
masterelyt2 3 months ago
@Doug19752533 not quantum electrical flow(:
bsboy20 1 month ago
can this work on any 12v vehicle system? would this cause any stress on the alternator? or is it better for the alternator? I want to do this to my Acura integra
Jx1x3 4 months ago
every day with every sale yes we do the installs, you referance two 6 volt batteries is confusing people, that is what brought me to this vid. had to play it 3 times my self, to get what you were saying to what you are using. we also do parallel 2 banks of 6v then one jumper in series =12 v as well incressing the Ah. (parallel series conection),
arnoldcustom 4 months ago
Why don't you connect them crosswise, that should have more effect.
MucusFelidae 4 months ago
@MucusFelidae because they would explode
Crouton2008 4 months ago
great video !!!
latinonyc7 5 months ago
not 12 volt 12 amp hours in parallel as you said at the end of the video, it is 6 volt 12 amp hours, (you said it right at the begging of video but wrong at the end, series would give u 6 amp hour 12 volt.. note we sell your products
arnoldcustom 6 months ago
@arnoldcustom What are you talking about? 12V batteries in parallel = 12V. I hope you just sell the product & don't do anything technical w/ it.... These two batteries in parallel will give 12V 150Ah, in series will give 24V 75Ah. It really is the most simple electrical calculation possible.
jcastorina 5 months ago
@arnoldcustom These are 2 12 volt batteries...He is right.
Smigjo 4 months ago 2
what will happen if the batteries are different amp rateings??
mrmaster245 6 months ago
@mrmaster245 with different amp rated batteries they will just add to eachother. but if the two are different voltage then it will average between the two.
CantNotRemember 6 months ago
Haha. So basic and I already knew this about the batteries but I stil watched the whole thing.
tahoeskiier 7 months ago 22
@tahoeskiier yeah,me 2 :)):)) nice
Crazy1991Rocker 7 months ago
@mrjessejasperbigguns "torque"
MaximilianK1 8 months ago
It didn't spark because those are demo batteries.
Covencraft 9 months ago
Hooking Ground first causes sparks, always hook your ground LAST in car audio always always always.
Covencraft 9 months ago
Will it really double the amps ??? it will double the voltage for sure but the amps ????
jrendoso 9 months ago
@jrendoso Connecting in parallel doubles amps, connecting in series doubles amps
Majorfalure 9 months ago
@jrendoso IN PARALLEL IT DOESN'T DOUBLE VOLTAGE IN SERIES YES BETTER TO USE 4 6 VOLT MORE AMPS 2 IN SERIES + 2 IN SERIES AND THEN IN PARALLEL LOTS OF AMPS AT 12 VOLTS ...YOU PROBABLY HAVE LEARN THIS NY NOW
PatriotRadioMilitia 7 months ago
thanks you. that gold ring on your finger should be placed in your pocket any time your working with anypower with the power in just one of the battays there is plenty to turn the ring red hot and burn to the bone in just a sec you could lose or lose the use of that finger forever. not trolling just dont wount no one to get hurt a lot of people dont thank 12v battarys can hurt them but its the amps a 1000 amp car batary can run my computer deep freeze 24hrs with out charging.thank u 4 the video
jcb570 10 months ago
if not on, and the batteries are still connected, and if one battery goes out...doesn't it mean the other battery have to compromise for the dead one? Meaning, if one battery goes out, the 2nd will have to make up for it the whole time and its power will be completely devoured.
why is batteries in parallel better than connecting batteries in series? or is it?
hkpopfan4lif3 1 year ago
@hkpopfan4lif3 If they are in series it will double your volts not amps. You can wire them in series parallel to up the volts and the amp hours if needed
968nbeyer 1 year ago
easy to understand, great video!!
DoriDori08 1 year ago