Having Battery Problems, Solution for Electric and Internal Combustion Engine Cars May Surprise You

The solution to the problem with 12 volt car batteries fitted on internal combustion engine cars is they don’t charge when the car's engine is stopped. The same is true with an electric vehicle but instead of an engine, think, is the motor switched on. We look at the symptoms and warning signs of a bad car battery and offer you simple diy solutions. On an Electric Vehicle, EV, it is simple.
We explain how the DC to DC Converter changes high voltage electricity into low voltage to charge the 12 volt battery that is in control of all the electrical systems. But we warn you of how simple it is to flatten your 12 volt battery, even though you can still have 90 Kwh of power in the other one. We use a Jaguar I-Pace and a Land Rover to demonstrate the differences.
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Having Battery Problems, Solution for Electric and Internal Combustion Engine Cars May Surprise You.
Filmed of the Land Rover was taken at Avonbank Meadow CL, Mill Lane, Wyre Piddle, Pershore, Worcestershire.
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[@wendee2022]

Being a newbie, I so apreciate your videos. Are you no longer travelling in your van?

[@UsefulWisdom]

Hi @wendee2022. Good question. We are between vans at the moment.