[SEL] Delco Battery Charging help

[Lesley K. Spivey]

I'm not sure of the control method of the charger, but, you might be 
able to use a 36volt charger with the AC side voltage being fed through 
a "Variac" (variable auto transformer) to adjust the input voltage to 
give you the 32 volt output.  A 100 amp 32 volt charging rate would need 
about need about 27 amps at ~120 volts input.  A 240 volt variac would 
then need to be able to handle about 13.5 amps.
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