Batteries
Hook them in series, the + from one battery to the - of the other. You'll pick off the voltage from the remaining terminal of each battery, and you'll have the current and reserve capacity equal to one of those battery's. You shouldn't have any charging issues providing they're charged in series. In that configuration, the charger is basically "looking at" a 12 volt battery.
Remember this basic rule:
With batteries in Series, voltage is additive.
With batteries in Parallel, current is additive.
Remember this basic rule:
With batteries in Series, voltage is additive.
With batteries in Parallel, current is additive.
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Here is everything - - in fact, more - - - you ever wanted to know in plain Phred English about batteries and a whole bunch more stuff, too.
http://www.phrannie.org/battery.html
http://www.phrannie.org/battery.html
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