@@manfredseis5492 if not in a rush which i normally am not once home - i charge at 20A or 25A an hour depends how much i done that day - i like to finish before i get to bed - if i need to charge faster i can do 40A - i done 30A and 35A at times but no need to so i lowered it down. in my case - 25A an hour charging - can take 5 or 6 hours depending how much i used that day -
Please enlighten me: you have lithium batteries, how many amps do they have, how far can you go on one charge and which charger do you use? I use AGM batteries, I don't know much about lithium, I drive a mobile home for the elderly, I've also been told that lithium can burn, I've asked people, one says this, another says that, no answers that help me. If I knew that these batteries last longer, I'd spend more on them because I get more out of them in the end. I live alone with the mobile home, I'm not allowed to use public transport, I always have to drive uphill in all seasons. The AGM batteries are good, but if it could be better, then they'd be for me. Thanks for the info!!
i have 230ah lithium pack in my chair - its as safe as any other AGM or Lead if not safer - the lithium everyone is worried about is Lipo - - those are dangerous i dont use those - lithium name is just a umberalla term - there are many different chemistries of lithium - i use LIFEPo4 - thats the name of the chemistry of this lithium battery - 8 Cells - put together to give you total pack volts of about 26V - its perfect fit - once done - will last over a decade easy if taken care of etc, - Chargers well i use an hobby type charger - its no longer made now Cellpro PL 8 is the charger - if someone did it now they would have to use another brand of hobby charger - something like the icharger 4060 duo model anything thats an 8S charger which does the balancing etc, its DIY - not a drop in plug and play like lead is - but once done - its worth it - its not as hard as it seems to do but do your research also to learn and understand it
how far you can go depends on many factors - the larger the pack you have - the longer the distance - i am using 230ah pack - on my longest rides - can be over 50 miles etc, i only used up 120ah of the pack - plenty left - there isnt enough time in the day to run it down - thats the point - never worry about it -
1k for just the lipo battery?
4x the distance and a fraction of the weight, hell yes! 👍👍
best thing i done - never going back to lead - i tested and done 68 miles on one charge using 180ah pack - i now use a 230ah in my main chair
@@valfanculo4614 how long does it take to charge?
@@manfredseis5492 if not in a rush which i normally am not once home - i charge at 20A or 25A an hour depends how much i done that day - i like to finish before i get to bed - if i need to charge faster i can do 40A - i done 30A and 35A at times but no need to so i lowered it down. in my case - 25A an hour charging - can take 5 or 6 hours depending how much i used that day -
Please enlighten me: you have lithium batteries, how many amps do they have, how far can you go on one charge and which charger do you use? I use AGM batteries, I don't know much about lithium, I drive a mobile home for the elderly, I've also been told that lithium can burn, I've asked people, one says this, another says that, no answers that help me. If I knew that these batteries last longer, I'd spend more on them because I get more out of them in the end. I live alone with the mobile home, I'm not allowed to use public transport, I always have to drive uphill in all seasons. The AGM batteries are good, but if it could be better, then they'd be for me.
Thanks for the info!!
i have 230ah lithium pack in my chair - its as safe as any other AGM or Lead if not safer - the lithium everyone is worried about is Lipo - - those are dangerous i dont use those - lithium name is just a umberalla term - there are many different chemistries of lithium - i use LIFEPo4 - thats the name of the chemistry of this lithium battery - 8 Cells - put together to give you total pack volts of about 26V - its perfect fit - once done - will last over a decade easy if taken care of etc, - Chargers well i use an hobby type charger - its no longer made now Cellpro PL 8 is the charger - if someone did it now they would have to use another brand of hobby charger - something like the icharger 4060 duo model anything thats an 8S charger which does the balancing etc, its DIY - not a drop in plug and play like lead is - but once done - its worth it - its not as hard as it seems to do but do your research also to learn and understand it
how far you can go depends on many factors - the larger the pack you have - the longer the distance - i am using 230ah pack - on my longest rides - can be over 50 miles etc, i only used up 120ah of the pack - plenty left - there isnt enough time in the day to run it down - thats the point - never worry about it -
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i do this just for fun when i go out and ride around - nothing special but i like it