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No, I understand that's not a good idea.
I already had it on the charger at 3.2 volts and around half an amp, but the charger gave up as described above.
So now i think i shall give up on this one cell...
Everyday now there seem to be new revelations about these batteries and even conflicting...
Yes, I noticed the "corrosion" which hasn't occurred on any other of my 24 cells (other set ups) ... Could some chemical have come out of that cell to cause it ?
They are only six months old.
Daly BMS supposed to be for LIPO4.
Busbars supposed to be tinned copper and came with the cells.
They...
All rather flimsy plastic at the moment - lid and box.
Seems to have blown out (upwards), through the blue cover and also through the transparent thin plastic just above that.
Little specks of blue on the nearby terminal, looking like typical aluminium corrosion.
I have replaced that one cell...
Charging with two 100 watt panels (just moved into full sun) and giving 30 to 40 volts and a maximum of 5.9 amps at midday.
Most of the cells are slightly bloated.
I always have the "rotation lock" on, because my phone switches continually between landscape mode and back again and you can't read a thing!
Snoobler put me on to this in one of his other posts... some people have all the answers !!
Mr D J Smiley
Send me a couple of thousand dollars and I will buy those things you recommend...
Despite the "Avatar" I am actually a 77 yesr old pensioner living on $1000 a month !!
I have also had problems with the cells (of course !) and am currently in process of replacing three due to bloating, over high voltage and runaway charging...
The BMS saga is a whole other story and I have tried JBL, Heyo and various Daly ones - none very impressive... frankly the cells...
Yes, homebuilt battery, then wanted to change the cells. So disconnected all wiring except the BMS sensor wires and left it for a few days waiting for the new batteries to arrive.
When I got back with the new batteries I was horrified to find all the cells right down and this particular one at...
I have two sets of 24v 90A/hr batteries, one old, one new, and want to connect them in parallel.
Should I connect the negative to the second battery B- or to the P- ?
And does it make a big difference ?
Will each battery's BMS take care of its own and not interfere with the second battery...
Thanks for that - I see lots of advantages for using MPPT in future... for the present I am stuck with PWM and wonder, given the panel and inverter data above, how many 300 watt panels to connect (in parallel).
4 should be OK in theory (36 amps max) but maybe 2 or 3 would be wiser to start...
Interesting theory, a bit too Agatha Christie like to me, as these cells have been in their own box since new, about six months ago. And situated in a remote cabin in the middle of North Borneo !
But accidents do happen of course and there certainly are a lot of curious creatures here (even...
Yes, most cells
Yes, most cells are slightly bloated, in common with the other 20 cells I currently have...
BMS cut offs 3.65 max, 2.6 min.
Controller same as I use on my primary cabin not far away. Indicates 30 to 40 volts input to battery and 5.9 amps max at midday. That's the output to...
Thanks for your input... You're probably right and the BMS wouldn't like a 0 volt return from 4 of its wires... IF it is monitoring total voltage.
It is a very basic BMS (e-bike type) and seems to only react to over and low voltage... there's no monitoring function to see what it's doing, (I...
I'll soon be building a much larger battery (when I've finally got all the ingredients together from China!) - 2P8S.
Watch this space for more possible problems !!