Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
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Can anyone shed some light on this picture I was asked about and give me some information. It looks like an old battery bank but I have not seen this type of cell before.
Any help appreciated! Many thanks
Any help appreciated! Many thanks






RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
Why do you ask? If you are going to do any work on this, you need to know a lot more than you seem to know. If you are just curious - then ask someone you find in the premises where you found the 'battery'.
Gunnar Englund
www.gke.org
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RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
Gunnar Englund
www.gke.org
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RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
Roy
RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
Bill
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RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
I think there resistors as Skogs suggested.
I have seen some like these before only in that case they were in an winding shed for a cable hauled tram.
desertfox
RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
You could post it on the "What is it" website below and get lots of guesses.
http://55tools.blogspot.com/
RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
Motor braking
Generator test loads
Battery testing
The power duct is your guide here. Those large cables aren't likely to go far so follow the duct to whatever needs these resistors. Likely just the other side of that wall.
Keith Cress
kcress - http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: Help with a picutre - is this an old battery?
Alan
"The engineer's first problem in any design situation is to discover what the problem really is." Unk.