Do you want to deplete all of one 6 volt bank trying to boost up one bad member, or would it be better without the extra circuit and let the one battery die peacefully on its own. Let's take a worst case scenario. Assume one of the batteries in the lower 6 volt bank develops a bad cell.

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Provision for a coin cell back up battery. unknown) One of the DS3231 parts, in a thermal enclosure that has a time constant in excess of 24 hours. I think it's about the size you request. A temperature sensor changes the divisor based on calibration data. Sort of a doubly compensated device TTCXO or T2XO. I like this one for a practical product.

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Fortunately, it seems that a coin-cell battery will work perfectly. Once the boards arrive I'll do some tests with the supercapacitor. Many thanks to all for your help. Cheers! -Pete

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