@bigbadbob76 this is an interesting concept because switching in and out of assist doesn’t strike me as a big problem. I wonder could you outline the reason for the enquiry as for me, the assist function is a linear application of the feature.
For instance, if the setpoint for assist is let’s say 10 amps and the current reaches 10.1 amps, the 0.1 amp component is provided by batteries. When it drops back to 10, that 0.1 amp part is now not supplied by batteries. That doesn’t seem to be an issue even if I it did rapidly switch in or out or have I missed something?
I don’t think the current draw from the generator does “reduce” during assist. In fact it stays exactly the same. The assist factor ( normally 2.0) is the maximum assist available. The current draw from the generator once it has reached its maximum stays at the maximum and does not fluctuate as assist cuts in and out.