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XPR8400 Battery Backup

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deanq

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I'm looking at a battery backup for an XPR8400 repeater. It has a built in DC charger for a standby battery but, is the voltage adjustable at all? Mine is a constant 13.78 VDC. At that voltage, any lead acid batteries will boil dry in short order. There doesn't look to be any adjustment.
Does anyone have any experience with this?
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cmdrwill

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There is a internal back up battery circuit in the repeater. Do you have the service manual?
 
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