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All right, so this right here is a EG4 indoor battery. This right here is a 6000 XP. 6000 XP currently loaded at 91% and it is powering this EG4 charge verter. And this charge verter is actually charging another EG4 indoor battery, okay?

So, this 6000 XP power this battery powering 6000 XP is pulling 119 amps, all right, to this 6000 XP, which is then, you know, charging this charge verter, which is pushing 92. 7 amps, all right? And this charge verter is charging this indoor battery, which is receiving 92.8 92.7 depending on how you rounding errors, right? 92.7 amps, right?

92.7 amps here powered by this, this uh this is just a demo for the load. I do not recommend you do this. You probably shouldn't do this, but for load purposes, it can be done.