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had a weird smell in my battery box, smelled like strong glue or something. Also, had a lot of a greasy like fluid in the case.

Hi, thanks for the quick response! Sorry i don't have pictures, i was busy cleaning the box with gloves and a mask on, the fluid was everywhere. Also some lite rust on a couple of the terminal lugs. I'm pretty sure i found the cell with the issue, it was not hard like the other cells, it was...

Hi, I did the test and the battery only lost .43ah, was losing 3ah. So I guess it’s the BMS draining it, what could it be? Why would the bms be draining that much? Thanks

thats max draw which we never use. the motor draws about 2/3amps at trolling speed and 6/8amps at running speed(to and from fishing grounds). its a brushless motor

gotcha thank you!

great thank you!

I've never heard of this, can you explain how that works?

thank you for the post i appreciate it! I'll omit the socket, get a bigger inverter, heavy wire and inline breaker.

thank you, that cleared it up! was looking at a 500w inverter, so that would still require the same size wire and 50a fuse correct? is the math 500/12=42amp so i still get a 50 amp breaker?

Hi, I did a search but not 100% sure I found what I need. Is there anything wrong with charging a 12v 4s or 24v 8s lifepo4 batteries with just a power supply like the one Will has in his top balancing youtube video? fyi this is not a solar panel set up, its just batteries used to power...

Fyi the wires on the 50a BMS were getting very hot so upgraded to the 80a bms with 8awg wire and no more hot wires. thanks all!

wouldn't the bms show that its under load if something is draining the battery?

what is the correct wire config for 4 cells in series for balancing with a balance charger?? or do they need to be parallel? do i have to have all batteries hooked up together to balance them or can i balance each individually?

gotcha makes sense to have a charger then, thank you! do you happen to know the answer to the second question? so if i have the 30v/10a power supply to the charger, should i be able to get up to 30v/10a into that battery? the charger: Input voltage 10-34V DC, Output voltage 1-34V, Charge...

what about these fuses on the actual inverter, there is 2 40 amp fuses and this is a 500w inverter. Does that mean 80amps or they just redundant?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0823DGJXS/ref=ewc_pr_img_6?smid=A3IIVE73ZEKLGH&psc=1 heres the charger

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082MDRC64/ref=ox_sc_act_title_6?smid=AWZ3LXPHZK09&th=1

thank you. Not using the heating port. I will do the test and report back

Hi, I ordered a Daly BMS from AE and received what looks like a rebranded Daly named Electronic-Mall. I see tons of what look like Daly's around, are these all the same just rebranded? tia

I only would require roughly 100watts going into the batteries, my 12v batteries are 55ah n 100ah, the 24v is 30ah.

ok thanks. not worried about the wires, i'll make my own. Just making sure the inverter is up to the task. thank you!

thank you. No not sure what caused it, the cell looked like it was in good shape.

mainly for the batteries after they are built but also to balance them before adding a BMS

i plan to use a Daly BMS after initial balance

Hi, can you take a look at post #20 and see if you have a answer? tia!

ok thank you

10awg

anyway to test if its compromised? would leaving it up side down suffice as a test?

The power supply is only 10a so probably can’t get anymore than that. Def bulk charge first