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I charge LiFePO4 with a lead acid charger all of the time. Zero issues. The batt won't reach 100%. But it will replace the charge to run your pump

I have a Temco hammer lug crimper I bought a few years back based on Will's web site recommendation...

If you were to choose between a laser welded stud, and female threaded terminals on 280ah EVE cells, which would you choose and why?

The Haswing and Protruar have the ESC potted into the the foot with the motor. Not a build that I am interested in. I like my kayak remote control set up. You can't do that if you can't replace the ESC. But (I will assume) those companies put a lot of R&D into prop testing. Hitting the jack pot...

Victron Multiplus are not AIO. But have the lowest idle draw specs of most any inverter out there for the size, by far. Then there are 2 more programable settings to set them even lower.

Those are not server rack batteries. EG4 specs say 6.1". So it appears 2 would fit in 14". But I do not own any to have tried

What are your end plates made out of?

where do I find a decent set?

we don't know who you were plying to, because you didn't quote the post. Like this ^^^^. So since it was my thread, I assumed you were replying to me

Show me andersons connecting multiple batts in series/parallel

I love andersons. But those would be a mess to series/parallel connect multiple batts

$3 and 2 months on Ali Or $19 and 2 days on Amazon I should sell these on Amazon ?

DAYUM! An inverter terminal. I just have been searching the WRONG terminology Thanks

Yep, lots of those. But no BB type

Are there any Battle Born type battery terminals, that can be used on a DIY lithium build case?

Looks like they can be

Did that $150 include shipping?

how did you find that deal?

Raspberry Pi running Venus OS, with a Victron Smart shunt, displayed on a hacked laptop monitor. I got $50 into a $600 retail set up (smart phone too, screen shot pictured) You can see it anywhere in the world if you have an internet connection. No family member interpretation needed

so... in other words... you have not bought any :rolleyes:

alibaba is a big place. link?

alibaba is a big place. link?

don't need any right now, but possibly in the near future. How do I find a price and order?

not much "meat" in a wire connection to stick the probe into

I just did a search for 280ah batt box builds. I have looked at a few. I like this best. I may steel every inch of that

surrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrely they were referring to a 8oomah trickle charger. No car battery in the world could take 800 amps, and no 120v outlet in your house could power it :oops:

I have run automotive chargers dozens of times on LFP batts no issue. An automotive charger has never been my main charger but I have used semi regularly as a back up or travel charger

I have a biz trip to Houston at the end of the month. How do I get in contact with the warehouse to place a pick up order?

You can find dozens of threads with the studs pulled out of terminals I don't think I've seen a thread with laser terminals that have come loose. :unsure:

Kinda sorta covered. 2 Server rack batts stacked on the floor weigh less than I do. There is no flooring that can't hold me. And I can get my 200lbs on a few square inches of the ball of my foot. The factory racks cover 24" in each direction. Batts cover a little less than that. But still faAar...

So 2 chinns = one server rack for weight. Does 2 chinns = 1 server rack for kwh?

I have a Raspberry Pi running Victron Venus OS. You need a Victron shunt that is BT only. But the RPi gives me wifi capabilities. And with the wifi connected to the interwebs, I can monitor anywhere

The server rack batts use the same LFP cells. Whats the difference?

WOW, thats a scathing rebuke of a couple suppliers and kudos for one Very methodical and matter of fact in his presentation. I subscribed to see if i can learn some more

So... if I stack 2 batts, thats 200lbs. A little less than what I weigh. I can stand comfortably on a 1ft square. I can hop up and down on the ball of one foot, and not fall through the floor. And the 1" x 2" ball of my foot is, an order of magnitude less less surface area than a 2 foot square...