Have yall seen the 64 280ah lifepo4 in a tree house?

[Guda]

This guy is really doing a pro job in a challenging location. It looks like a tree house to me.

*I did search the link & nothing came up. So if this has already made the rounds, my bad.

 

[upnorthandpersonal]

Yeah, that's going to take a while

 

[Ampster]

That video is from @Darkstar who posts here. My recollection is his house is an A Frame. In one video he calls it his Underground A Frame.

 

[Sillyputty]

Yeah, that's going to take a while

"Despite what I said in the video, I went ahead and hooked up the power supply as soon as I had the cells configured in parallel as I realized this is the best way to go about the top balance." lol

 

[Guda]

Yeah, that's going to take a while

I know right! He says things like "this is going to take a couple weeks" Its both inspiring & sobering. I want to build a 16 cell battery & I'm looking at all the steps, equipment & time required. Its no joke.

That video is from @Darkstar who posts here. My recollection is his house is an A frame.

Oh ya, he refers to the forum in his videos. Freaking awesome tho

 

[Ampster]

Oh ya, he refers to the forum in his videos. Freaking awesome tho

His video about stripping threads and fixing them with JB Weld, stimulated a lot of debate anout the meaning of "anti torsion".

 

[ArthurEld]

His video about stripping threads and fixing them with JB Weld, stimulated a lot of debate anout the meaning of "anti torsion".

Did JB weld work? ?

 

[Ampster]

Did JB weld work? ...

Yes. I use Permatex Red and do not torque the studs into the terminal. I only use 4 to 5 Nm on the nuts and that was the concensus about enough pressure to get good contact.

 

[ArthurEld]

I'm using just studs and haven't stripped any. But it is good to know there is an easy fix.