V1701
Well-Known Member
15.7 is too high for a regular bulk voltage point and will damage the batteries. It my be your regulator has an automatic equalize function that can be changed, but its more likely the regulator is defective or the multimeter is incorrect.
Check the voltage with another mulimeter ( put a fresh battery in the meter as well).
Yes, checked with another meter and replaced battery in mine, now both meters reading 12.7V, which was after charging mobile phone and netbook for the day & using cabin lights the night before. Thanks for the input...