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KenD

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I see alot of posts in the way of voltage being in a specific range of 13.0-14.0 volts. I realize that there will be some fluctuations in voltage depending on what accessories are being applied, but lately, I've been getting very high readings of 14.5-15.0 volts on my DIC. This was when we had our deep freeze of -30 below for about 2 weeks, and as of today it's a balmy 10 degrees out and my readout says around 13.5-13.9.

So, what is the proper range to be in or are there too many factors to give a answer?

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I was talking about this about a month ago. Bbobynski was saying that in the COLD weather you WILL see higher charging rates than in warm weather, I am sure what you are experiencing, Mike

(I don't have that problem as I use a WARP COIL!)

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I was talking about this about a month ago. Bbobynski was saying that in the COLD weather you WILL see higher charging rates than in warm weather, I am sure what you are experiencing, Mike

(I don't have that problem as I use a WARP COIL!)

Aye, Mr.Scott..But, we do get those 'surges' when the dylithium crystals start to facture...

And then there's those darn matter/anti-matter injectors clogging..I HATE cleaning those.. :angry:

'93 STS.. opened, dropped, wide...fast.

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Aye, Mr.Scott..But, we do get those 'surges' when the dylithium crystals start to facture...

And then there's those darn matter/anti-matter injectors clogging..I HATE cleaning those.. :angry:

Bob, in the old days we just use to just ROD THEM OUT, a dirty job, INDEED! But now the anti-matter injectors are good for 100,000 light years before they clog up! :P

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Bob, in the old days we just use to just ROD THEM OUT, a dirty job, INDEED! But now the anti-matter injectors are good for 100,000 light years before they clog up! :P

Yeah, that's what I keep reading about those later model warp drives..Oh well, my early nineties version needs a little extra cleaning, but it's still good for Warp 9 from time to time..

In fact, I had a personalised liscence plate resereved for this thing.."WARP 9"..No kidding. I just never got around to completeing the application. Actually, the more thought about it, the less smart it seemed. (My wife didn't think it was a great idea either)..Something about attracting the wrong kind of attention...

'93 STS.. opened, dropped, wide...fast.

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In fact, I had a personalised liscence plate resereved for this thing.."WARP 9"..No kidding. I just never got around to completeing the application. Actually, the more thought about it, the less smart it seemed. (My wife didn't think it was a great idea either)..Something about attracting the wrong kind of attention...

Bob, Its funny you say that, I was going to reserve ENTR@PRYZ with the @ sign being the NY Statue of Liberty. I don't think I am going to keep this car too long however, as I think I like the STS better. I actually have business cards for WARP DRIVE COMPUTERS from when I was building computers!

Aye Robert, I agree with your wife about the attention, not that your 93 doesn't draw a lot of attention on its own! Scotty out....

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