0icengBest Answer 9 years ago YES you can. I would worry about the chargers damaging each other, Unless there is a diode in series with each charger. "how many chargers could I put together?" How strong are you ? :-) The only limit on how many chargers is $$ and available power. How long does it take to charge ? What voltage ? Why is this important to you ? A
0Stuffses 9 years ago So, I would wire the chargers in parallel right? That would still get 330 volts from the chargers but a higher amperage ( I think).So then, where would I put the diode? And how good would the diode have to be?
0Stuffsesiceng Answer 9 years ago Wow, I just happened to have 2 1n4004`s on my desk. They are the only diodes I have.
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Best Answer 9 years ago
YES you can.
I would worry about the chargers damaging each other, Unless
there is a diode in series with each charger.
"how many chargers could I put together?"
How strong are you ? :-)
The only limit on how many chargers is $$ and available power.
How long does it take to charge ? What voltage ?
Why is this important to you ?
A
9 years ago
So, I would wire the chargers in parallel right? That would still get 330 volts from the chargers but a higher amperage ( I think).
So then, where would I put the diode? And how good would the diode have to be?
Answer 9 years ago
You need a 400V 1A diode 1N4004 or 1N4005 or 1N4006. A
Answer 9 years ago
Wow, I just happened to have 2 1n4004`s on my desk. They are the only diodes I have.