GENETTICO
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No problem.
Yes you do need 26v to get full charge on I1 Batts.
The DC to DC will work, but your PSU (ATX) unit is rated for 17a (for what I found searching on it's output), and that will go into the INPUT of the DC to DC which only takes 15amps... you might run hot! You can just look at the manufacturers label to determine amperage, and maybe verify with adequate resistors and a multimeter. The ATX has 2 outlets terminals I take it? If so....
You can adjust the Output amperage on the DC to DC up to 10amps only... (for what the description of the listing says)... so that would limit you to a single battery at say 8.5amps...
Sounds like you can do 2 batteries with your ATX and a couple of these DC to DC converters.... but that you would be running at capacity on everything.. making it run hot.. If you only use one you are ok.. and if the information you gave is accurate (the PSU being 30amps) then running 2 batteres should be ok as welll and though it make get warm.. I doubt it would run too hot.
I do like these converters you found... I can use them in line with the current setup I have and limit the amperage on each of the rated 10amp connections for the Efuel... but then it does also raise the price even more so ($60.00 more).
Hope I answered your questions.... and that it helped.. if not let me know!!
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