Let's say this is for a liquid cooled stationary backup generator and size, weight aren't really a problem.
Also a MPPT charge controller might be a good idea, since the delta T power curve looks kind of like what you get out of solar panels at different light and weather conditions.
With an mppt controller you could get any where from 120% to 200% or more the power compared to just wiring them straight to a battery. Also you won't have to worry about over charging the batt.
Any idea how long thy last?
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