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every battery is different. it will take as long as it takes in a normal situation with a normal charger you can use the amp hour rating of the battery and then use the current supplied by the charger in amps to give you a rough estimate, it also depends upon your charge termination voltage. http://www.batteries-faq.com/activek...?questionid=55
with a SG it depends upon many variables. a rough way to do it is to look at what your primary battery is supplying to your circuit in amps. use that number and your capacity in amps of your battery for a rough estimate. if your machine is drawing 500 milliamps and you have a 10 amp hour battery expect it to take 20 hours or more depending upon your battery, and your setup, this is a ROUGH ROUGH estimate not a rule, could vary by 20 or 30 percent . a really small single coil bifilar machine will have a hard time charging a large capacity battery, like a car starter battery. you have to size the battery for the coil
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