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Jorma Suumann's working LTC 3780 setup:    • Howto Charge DJI Inspire 2 & 1 batteries i...  

Yellowtop D34/78: https://amzn.to/2lI8JbB
12V Intelligent Isolator: https://bit.ly/2tzYsCz
Standard 500W Inverter: https://bit.ly/2tOTdhw
NOCO Genius 3500: https://no.co/g3500

Today we're going over our DC - AC - DC setup for charging DJI Inspire 2 batteries in the car.

You could run almost anything off of this, without affecting your starting battery or taxing your alternator and increasing the chances of premature failure.

Here's the setup in order:

Engine Alternator, 150A Fuse, Car battery, 4ga, 80A fuse, Intelligent Isolator, Optima D34/78 YellowTop Deep Cycle AGM battery, Eliminator 500W DC/AC Inverter, Inspire 2 chargers.

We used an intelligent isolator to make things easier and keep the heat down. The installation of an intelligent isolator can also be anywhere in the car, vs. a solid state isolator that has to be between the alternator and starter battery.

Currently we're converting DC to AC and then back to DC again, which comes with added noise and heat, but eventually we'll use either a LTC 3780 like Jorma Suumann, or another method of ramping 12V DC to 26V DC to charge I2 batteries. DC to DC is faster and far more efficient.

The D34/78 is a 55Ah battery, so it should run for a little over an hour and a half with the inverter, plenty to fully charge four Inspire 2 batteries to full, even more if you do a DC/DC setup with better efficiency. Our LCT3780-based DC/DC converter was DOA so we've ordered a replacement and will update later.

Once you've charged batteries (or run any device on the setup) and taken it down a few Amp hrs, you'll want to charge that battery externally if possible. The NOCO G3500 is the perfect option for that, taking AC in and intelligently charging Lead Acid / Lithium / AGM and other batteries to full capacity safely and reliably. I am thoroughly impressed with the quality of the NOCO charger!

Interested in doing this yourself?

Your local auto parts store will have: Fuses, wires, shrink wrap tubing, soldering supplies and tools required.

Let us know any questions in the comments and Arden will get back to you personally!

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