OK I see, I think.
But equalizing as per mfg protocols in itself might not require high amps, but does require 100 Full batteries as a starting point.
And very specific voltages, measuring amps accurately, etc
Not something IMO to do in the field, requires a good adjustable power supply running on grid shore power.
Obviously do whatever kludgy attempts to resuscitate a failing batt, but that's not equalizing.
And IMO no one getting off the beaten track should be letting a batt get to that point. As soon as possible after learning a batt has gotten well below 80% State of Health, scrap and replace it.
And use your better tools and greater knowledge to maintain an test your banks, not only to keep them healthy as long as possible but to ensure you never get any more "surprises" in that area.
