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Eco-Worthy-US via eBay has
Eco-Worthy 12V 150AH LiFePO4 Lithium Battery BMS 4000+ Cycles For RV Solar Panel w/ Bluetooth Monitoring for $209.99 - 20% when you apply coupon code
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$167.99.
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Features:
- Check the status of battery voltage, current and capacity at any time from your phone
- Measures L13*W6.9*H8.5 inches
- Weighs 36.68 lbs
- low-temperature cut-off protection
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His youtube name is: cityprepping
EDIT: the company i contract for blocks youtube on their network so I wasn't able to link when I posted.
Here is the link to the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4HiYD1
Ran full capacity test twice against each version. Here are the result. Plastic version has capacity 149Ah vs metal version capacity as 161Ah with 33-14A little over 0.2c.
Plastic version seams to have worse voltage drifting above 3.45v and ends with single cell over voltage protection above 3.65v to cutoff charging while metal version has very low voltage deviation among 4 cells even after 3.5v and ends with 14.35v set in bench power supply w/o single cell over voltage. So myself liked metal version more than plastic version based on charge curve alone.
The only con for metal is the weight 9lb heavier than plastic one. Metal case also can be stacked provided you put one 1 inch thick wood in between due to the handle on the top
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is the voltage actually higher than 12v at the beginning of the discharge cycle?
thanks
Is the voltage actually higher than 12V at the beginning of the discharge cycle?
Thanks
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Ran full capacity test twice against each version. Here are the result. Plastic version has capacity 149Ah vs metal version capacity as 161Ah with 33-14A little over 0.2c.
Plastic version seams to have worse voltage drifting above 3.45v and ends with single cell over voltage protection above 3.65v to cutoff charging while metal version has very low voltage deviation among 4 cells even after 3.5v and ends with 14.35v set in bench power supply w/o single cell over voltage. So myself liked metal version more than plastic version based on charge curve alone.
The only con for metal is the weight 9lb heavier than plastic one. Metal case also can be stacked provided you put one 1 inch thick wood in between due to the handle on the top
Have mine for 6 months ago 100ah in my camper van works great!
If you know the answer or have any good reading or videos you'd recommend that I could learn from I'd appreciate it!
Can this battery be used to jump start a v6 engine? This battery connected in parallel with the lead acid battery.
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More complex would be something that could boost 13.7V to an appropriate level for LiFePO4 charging but which cuts off when the AC power disappears. Even more complex would be to gut the UltraSump III and replace it with a PCB of my own design, but I don't have that much free time.
Ran full capacity test twice against each version. Here are the result. Plastic version has capacity 149Ah vs metal version capacity as 161Ah with 33-14A little over 0.2c.
Plastic version seams to have worse voltage drifting above 3.45v and ends with single cell over voltage protection above 3.65v to cutoff charging while metal version has very low voltage deviation among 4 cells even after 3.5v and ends with 14.35v set in bench power supply w/o single cell over voltage. So myself liked metal version more than plastic version based on charge curve alone.
The only con for metal is the weight 9lb heavier than plastic one. Metal case also can be stacked provided you put one 1 inch thick wood in between due to the handle on the top
https://www.amazon.com/Hapytrip-W...B0CGXF14Z4
Here is one I found on Amazon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4HiYD1
I use a 15A AC charger [a.co] that's made for Lifep04 batteries when I get them new, just to top them off before adding to the solar array.
I currently have 2x200w solar panels and 3x100AH batteries powering a 2000W inverter in my shed.
Just starting to look into replacing my Lead/Acid batteries and this seems like fantastic pricing.
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