Bluewatersailor
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has anyone used these batteries for marine use on a boat .
what is the panel option for the to be used in this way
what is the panel option for the to be used in this way
lifepo4 for marine use
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Those are CALB SE200 cells, or at least they look like it. They are very common for marine use. It would give me a bit of concern that CALB is not acknowledged anywhere on the datasheet, but that isn't necessarily bad, just something I would want to know more about.
Just saw the seller is EVlithium, I have no personal experience but I believe they are a reputable seller.
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Read this top to bottom:
DIY LiFePO4 Batteries On Boats - Marine How To
DIY LiFePo4 On Boats Last edit;3/26/23:The base of this article was written a number of years ago (2010) but this does not mean the information here is outdated. We have been keeping it updated and have added to it when ever we had the time. This article deals
marinehowto.com
Excellent resource!
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Both are generally well regarded, robust cells. Both Winston and CALB (And Sinopoly and GBS) are descendents of the same company "Thundersky" which broke up around 2007. Winston has someone supposed benefits in cold weather (below freezing) but beyond that I can't think of any major differences.
Side by side you can see the physical similarity:
Hi , I want to share a bad experience with EVLITHIUM company. I ordered litihum batteires from them with delivery to my home. They charged 450 US$ for the shipping. Then upon arrival they notice a delivery to the closest port instead of hime delivery ! Finally the asked for 900 US$ to deliver to my home !!! DO NO TRUST THESE PEOPLE
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