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  • Mini Diesel Genset/DC charger

    I posted this info in another thread but it was on the end of a long thread - so may well be missed by many. Reposting the info here so others get to see this info. I believe this small Hatz diesel genset to be very different to every other small genset I have seen...
  • Possible to use 17 x 3.2 cells in a 48vnom battery ?

    Given the latest data suggests that charging up to 3.4v max can result in more cycles from the batteries (life span) is it feasible to use 17 3.2v cells in series for a 48vnom setup using a Victron Inverter ? Victron can accept up to 66v. 17 x 3.4v = 57.8v, 18 x 3.4v = 61.2v. If we charge up to...
  • Parallel cells - what are the pitfalls as the number of cells in parallel gets deeper ?

    Have read read many posts here re paralleling cells. Not seen anything really in depth about it though. I get that a group of cells that are paralleled all have the same voltage and that you lose visibility on each individual cell. What I am trying to figure out is what is the practical limit...
  • How Many Panels can I put on this AIO Mppt ?

    I am new to mppt's - never used one before so coming to terms with how they work. The inverter I am looking at gives these spec's; The panels I am interested give these spec's; and the **COLDEST** temps at my location (I am in a hot location but it gets a bit chilly at night - 62F/16C -...
  • How to charge a battery bank a long way from charging sources

    I am trying to figure out how to charge a battery bank in the bow of a sail boat. The charge sources are at the stern of the boat (as I guess most charging sources would be in a sail boat). The battery bank up front would be around 30-40kWh at 48vnom. The DC cabling should support up to 200...
  • 2v cell system

    Just been hit with a dilemma. Was set to go with LiFePO4 system but have found that the country I am in, has this year (2022) introduced a 10% duty rate and 16% VAT rate on Lithium batteries. Lead acid batteries are duty free and zero rated for VAT (meaning no VAT is charged on them). I was...
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