Help understanding solar batteries charge and load.

I asked a sensible question,

Solarpanel>Mppt>battery>load

I asked is there anyway to restrict the potential current to the battery without restricting the potential current to the load, you replied.

rjenkinsgb said:

There is no difference with the solar controller. The output current will only be what the loads (including the battery charge controller) require - whether the solar controller can give 8A or 80000A - as long as the voltage remains the same.

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So "SARCASTICALLY" I said, great ill just throw the battery in there then and not worry if the potential max current from the battery charger "mppt" is 500000amps, because you keep implying, un-porposefully im sure, that the battery will only consume as much current as it wants and is nothing to worry about.

You then replied.

rjenkinsgb said:

NO

Look at the **********£*^$&$%****** (many expletives) diagram!

I'd suggest you learn basic electronics before attempting to use any lithium batteries; no one on here wants to be responsible for another user blowing themselves up or burning their house down, which is what will happen if you do not learn.

I am not responding further to this subject.

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Thank you for your help rjenkinsgb I will leave the question open incase anyone else wants to reply.

In the case of a circuit
Solarpanel>Mppt>Battery>Load

Is there a way to restrict the potential max current to the battery wired in paralell whilst retaining 16.8v, without restricting potential max current to the load, reason being I would like to limit max load at 16.8v@4A to the battery, but allow 16.8v@8A draw from the load from both either the battery or Mppt.

Is this accomplishable effeciently?

Romadon said:

Is there a way to restrict the potential max current to the battery wired in paralell whilst retaining 16.8v, without restricting potential max current to the load, reason being I would like to limit max load at 16.8v@4A to the battery, but allow 16.8v@8A draw from the load from both either the battery or Mppt.

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You have been told repeatedly how to do that and completely ignored every answer.

I can only guess that you are trying to be deliberately annoying; no one can genuinely be so stupid.
You are now blocked, before I say something far worse that gets me banned.

rjenkinsgb said:

You have been told repeatedly how to do that and completely ignored every answer.

I can only guess that you are trying to be deliberately annoying; no one can genuinely be so stupid.
You are now blocked, before I say something far worse that gets me banned.

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But if 20 amps was available from the charge controller, the battery would charge too fast in this diagram???