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I will add that their customer support is fantastic, less then a day to respond, and their larger batteries with heaters do well in vibration in my teardrop.
That's a good find about the cable connections. That would make anyone think their battery is busted when all that happened is a connection is loose. Nice video!
Noticed the ad on amazon has pics pf 4 large prismatic cells.... Thanks for the review, I would have been misled and believed the picture on the listing and the price is right but....not a pouch cell fan myself.
You might be right. I should have taken it apart further to check for markings I just don't like handling pouch cells. The price is good, For solar that charge rate will work for many. Thank you for watching
There is a fella who installed three .12 Volt of these on a ego golf cart here on RUclips. He seems happy with them. Could you break it down further ? There are so many lithium golf cart batteries out there now it's very confusing and the information as well as warranty information seems sketchy at best when you read the fine print. There also seems to be discrepancies between owners manuals, web site and the battery case itself regarding battery specs, info etc etc. Thanks, keep up the great informative videos !
The Batteries I use for golf carts are Epoch batteries. They are bulletproof. www.epochbatteries.com/products/48v-90ah-gc2-golf-cart-lifepo4-lithium-battery-complete-kit?rfsn=7083713.4f6bf4
Hello, I need some advice, which is hard to get around here so I thought I would come right to the person who I think knows more about it than anybody else. I have a club car DS model it is a 1990 still runs good but it is currently a 36 volt lead acid battery six of them. I was interested in this ography battery you had reviewed and was wondering what do I have to do to my golf cart to be able to install three of these 12 volt lithium batteries so that I can rid myself of the lead acid battery?
You don't have to do anything. Just hook it up three in series. Get yourself a 36V LiFePO4 charger, and you're good to go. I have a 2006 Yamaha G22 48V, and that's all I did was put four in series and run it.
Have you ever tested "chins" battery? How can I find out how much much charge rate my 12.8v. 100amh battery can handle? Something is turning the inverter off at app. 28v. I am reading 35 v spike on my fluke meter. Any tips and advice will be greatly appreciated 😊 thanks
No, I have not reviewed a Chins. For your charging you can check the user manual or the web. I wouldn't recommend charging at or close to the max rate as this will deteriorate your battery faster. As fare as your voltage spikes I would stop using that battery immediately and contact the company.
With a 10 AWG wire, I'd only use a 30A fuse. 50A is too current for a 10 AWG wire. It's going to get hot. If you need the 50A, I'd use an 8 or even a 6 AWG wire on that.
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I will add that their customer support is fantastic, less then a day to respond, and their larger batteries with heaters do well in vibration in my teardrop.
That's a good find about the cable connections. That would make anyone think their battery is busted when all that happened is a connection is loose. Nice video!
Very true. I'm thinking it may have been a quality control issues, It may have been a one off mistake.
Thank you for watching :)
Fantastic review! The testing and internal exam info is priceless! 5 STARS!
5:51 has me trippin' bro.
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You are getting there! happy for you and keep going roll😀
Nice to see you doing reviews on non-mainstream brand batteries.
A T Burke
If there is an open lane, I'll take it.
I bought their 15ah version. I really appreciated the documentation
You're very welcome. 👍 Enjoy the day 🙂
Noticed the ad on amazon has pics pf 4 large prismatic cells.... Thanks for the review, I would have been misled and believed the picture on the listing and the price is right but....not a pouch cell fan myself.
Agreed
What is wrong with pouch cells? So this isn't a good purchase for a trolling motor for a boat? I don't want to waste $300
Maybe the BMS has slow charge rate because the cells couldn't handle 1C charge rate.
You might be right. I should have taken it apart further to check for markings I just don't like handling pouch cells. The price is good, For solar that charge rate will work for many. Thank you for watching
There is a fella who installed three .12 Volt of these on a ego golf cart here on RUclips. He seems happy with them. Could you break it down further ? There are so many lithium golf cart batteries out there now it's very confusing and the information as well as warranty information seems sketchy at best when you read the fine print. There also seems to be discrepancies between owners manuals, web site and the battery case itself regarding battery specs, info etc etc. Thanks, keep up the great informative videos !
The Batteries I use for golf carts are Epoch batteries. They are bulletproof.
www.epochbatteries.com/products/48v-90ah-gc2-golf-cart-lifepo4-lithium-battery-complete-kit?rfsn=7083713.4f6bf4
Maybe bms has cold temp protect in itself.try cold charge anyways.
Talking with the company that version does not have low temperature protection. There BT version does. Thank you for the recommendation
Hello, I need some advice, which is hard to get around here so I thought I would come right to the person who I think knows more about it than anybody else. I have a club car DS model it is a 1990 still runs good but it is currently a 36 volt lead acid battery six of them. I was interested in this ography battery you had reviewed and was wondering what do I have to do to my golf cart to be able to install three of these 12 volt lithium batteries so that I can rid myself of the lead acid battery?
You don't have to do anything. Just hook it up three in series. Get yourself a 36V LiFePO4 charger, and you're good to go. I have a 2006 Yamaha G22 48V, and that's all I did was put four in series and run it.
Install this, and you'll be bulletproof
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Thank you both for the help.
Have you ever tested "chins" battery?
How can I find out how much much charge rate my 12.8v. 100amh battery can handle?
Something is turning the inverter off at app. 28v. I am reading 35 v spike on my fluke meter.
Any tips and advice will be greatly appreciated 😊 thanks
No, I have not reviewed a Chins. For your charging you can check the user manual or the web. I wouldn't recommend charging at or close to the max rate as this will deteriorate your battery faster.
As fare as your voltage spikes I would stop using that battery immediately and contact the company.
I've had two buy two bms for my batteries they didn't work out of box
With this battery brand?
I have the Minnkota Endura Max 45lb trolling motor. It's max amp draw is 42. I believe the wire is 10 AWG. Will this work? Thanks
I'm not sure, 10 AWG is good for 30 Amps
It has a 50 Amp Circuit Breaker @ 12 VDC@@Roll2Videos
With a 10 AWG wire, I'd only use a 30A fuse. 50A is too current for a 10 AWG wire. It's going to get hot. If you need the 50A, I'd use an 8 or even a 6 AWG wire on that.
Page 10 on here is what I am looking at: johnsonoutdoors.widen.net/content/rry7aszhmx/pdf/Endura-Max-45-Manual-2064987rg.pdf@@Roll2Videos
A friend of mine has this battery but he has the 55 lb. @@Roll2Videos