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My attempt at a portable high capacity solar generator trailer. The panels slide in under one another for travel. Internals are currently Six lead acid 100AH batteries, 2 x Renogy Rover 60 amp charge controllers and a Gopower IC 3000 inverter charger. I went with the go power unit as it...

Hello there, before I get started I.d like to point out this is not a sponsored post or review. It is simply my own opinion for the tiny bit that it.s worth. I was recently blessed with a free battery from Alberta Lithium for the purpose of tear down and inspection. This will be solely a...

I posted a teardown and a half assed review of their TE12100 model in general battery discussion in case your interested. I personally have six of the 12v 100AH heated batteries and am quite pleased with them.

I do believe so. thought from what I understand not all charge controller will accommodate that configuration, here's to hoping though. In truth I am building a bunch of 48 volt packs from some used cells I acquired and that was the only 4s BMS with bluetooth I could find with quick shipping on...

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I have I agree. I have a similar power supply and even at 1.5 amps charging on a single cell there was a 0.5 volt drop over the cables that came with the unit. I have since replaced them with higher end banana plugs and 12 gauge wires with ring terminals. I even made the leads as short as...

I ordered one of these for a battery project I am working on, anyone have experience with these? Opinions and such? It's listed on amazon as : Antra BMS Kits LifePO4 12V 4S 100A Battery Management System for Lithium Iron Phosphate 3.2V Battery Cells Common Port w/Balance Bluetooth 8A Heating...

Used to be a light plant or light tower. Thinking of putting the tower back on with a small wind turbine on top. Actually thinking of selling the whole thing and staying over in an enclosed trailer. Any interest. Go Power IC 3000 hybrid inverter charger, Renogy 60 amp charge controller, 6 125 AH...

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Wow, just wow.

They do go out a bit further though most of the time I won’t be using those 300 watt panels. I’ll be hooked up to four 455 watt panels mounted remotely. Those only get used when building deer blinds and such in remote locations. The rest of the time I will be using the other panels and parked...