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  • Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
  • Finally I get a Tesla Model 3 battery to put on my house for home energy storage. Was this a good idea? We will find out. Will the battery every get up and running? We will find out. Is it beyond repair? Seriously will someone please tell me.... Also will I ever make a profit from it. Yes that is right a PROFIT
    Each week I'm sharing my electrical journey, getting used to the camera, presenting and building contacts. Why? To share the energy transition journey! The modern day equivalent of the industrial revolution.... Ooo whatever could I have planned...
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Комментарии • 41

  • @DalasEVRepair
    @DalasEVRepair Месяц назад +13

    Loving this series 👏! Encountering problems is the best way to learn, and nice that we got the software diagnostics improved after your testing! 🙌

  • @AdrianMcDaid
    @AdrianMcDaid Месяц назад +2

    Very interesting series. Great to see Dala also following it.

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад +1

      I’m very glad Dala is following the series. Reassuring to say the least. Like I have an expert watching over me

  • @healeydave
    @healeydave 17 дней назад +1

    You should include the costs, I bet every single viewer is interested to know how much everything is costing, even if those costs are high and its all about the RUclips content. Its still nice to see prices for a reference point if nothing else but to see how they come down in the future.
    All the packs are constantly coming down in price but whilst the manufacturers are still quoting £15K upwards for out of warranty replacement packs, I would expect Model 3 batteries to stay quite high. If my Model 3 pack failed out of warranty, there's a place in Birmingham that will retrofit a used battery pack and that's what I would do rather than pay Tesla double digits.

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  17 дней назад +1

      I’m planning a video going over the costs at the end of the project. I’m also planning on sharing a miles equivalent energy throughput video to show how the battery has held up over time. Let’s say I put the equivalent of 200k miles over the next few years. How has the battery degraded.
      We need more garages getting comfortable with the repairs.

  • @SeanMoore2008
    @SeanMoore2008 27 дней назад +1

    I have a pallet on wheels that i have the salvage company lift the pack onto, jts then easy to roll out of the van.

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  27 дней назад

      That’s a good idea. I don’t think I mentioned in the video but the salvage yard fork lifted it with the long forks for lifting cars lengthways. Perfect tool for the job. As you maybe able to tell I don’t lift heavy objects often 😂😂

  • @faraway5828
    @faraway5828 Месяц назад

    Spectacular ... I really want to use my M3P battery for the house, when the car is no longer 'viable'. Even if it had 10, 15 % deg, it would be really good value

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад

      It opens up a world of possibilities. I imagine your M3P would go on for a long time before you would get the chance.

  • @user-nh7dz8vf1h
    @user-nh7dz8vf1h Месяц назад

    I'd avoid using network cable for cables - solid core breaks easily. Use some stranded and ferrule/crimp as needed (if at all). It makes it frustrating tracking intermittant issues when a cable has snapped - not easy to spot! :)
    Edited to say I'm quite jealous of this project btw! Shall be following, especially the teaser below that you have sussed it!

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад

      Thank you for the advice. My understanding is twisted pair ensures CAN messages make it without interference. Once it’s mounted the cable will be secured and not moving. It’s all been a bit of a mess in the garage and I’ve experience what you described the solid core snapping off at the terminal of the Lily Go.
      Who would have thought a solid clunk/click would be so reassuring.

    • @user-nh7dz8vf1h
      @user-nh7dz8vf1h Месяц назад

      @@TheOfficialBatteryMan I guess it depends on the length and conditions. They spec does say twisted pair for noise rejection. Maybe Beldon might be an alternative?
      If you use it, only connect the screen at one end!! It's used for a lot of things like intruder alarms (between panel and expander), access control keypads and other things that require data comms. Solid stuff.
      Look forward to the next video!

  • @Ingineerix
    @Ingineerix 18 дней назад

    Can you share a link to the github repo for the software you are using? Thanks!

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  18 дней назад

      I’ve just added a pinned comment. If you search dalathegreat you will find his battery emulator 👌

    • @eugeneputin1858
      @eugeneputin1858 17 дней назад

      This is what I meant when I asked you if i can hook up an inverter straight to the battery. Seems just fine with a supported inverter

  • @Top12Boardsport
    @Top12Boardsport Месяц назад

    👍👌👏 wish you were my neighbor . Would love to have one of these babies in my garage. But my electric knowledge is unfortunately not good enough. 😢

  • @corglass
    @corglass Месяц назад +3

    Please use insulated gloves

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад +1

      Everything I’ve worked on I’ve made sure it’s been dead and checked the test device against a known power source. But you’re right. Better to be safe than sorry the gloves are on the shelf above my head.

    • @corglass
      @corglass Месяц назад +1

      A meant to add, i love the series. I wish you all the best with it.
      Can you show a schematic on the next video?
      ​@@TheOfficialBatteryMan

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад

      @@corglass I’ll try to work it in 😂

  • @TheWinstn60
    @TheWinstn60 Месяц назад

    Brave man! you cant just short the HVIL it expects to see a certain resistance at various points on the loop. this is down to 0.1 ohm you can see this working in the service menu of the car so its calibrated car by car I expect

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад +1

      Brave.. PSsshhh. Its for RUclips 😂😂
      I read that it’s a 20ma source from the control board that is looking for low resistance path which translates to connectors uhh connected. My understanding is the interlocks are next to no resistance and this is confirmed by testing the resistance of the cable interlock pins.
      Having said that there will always be some resistance in the cable and connection. How small that is and how high a threshold tesla have coded into the software I do not know

    • @eugeneputin1858
      @eugeneputin1858 17 дней назад

      I shorted mine with a staple and car booted back up. Faulty ptc

  • @owenashcroft8167
    @owenashcroft8167 Месяц назад

    I have a feeling as more of these batteries drift onto the market a company either fitting them or building simpler diy kits could make a fair bit of cash

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад +1

      This exact thought has been crossing my mind all morning. I got to thinking what if I sourced a supply of these batteries and sold them as working tested batteries. They could be dropped into kit cars built around the pack. So many uses

  • @Whereswally606
    @Whereswally606 Месяц назад

    Love yours vids but why would you put your camera off to the passenger side making it far more risky to drive whilst filming?

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад +1

      Hmm I hadn’t thought about it. I went with the angle my camera person chose to hold the camera. Didn’t feel distracted from the road but noted for future 👌

  • @michachojnowski9004
    @michachojnowski9004 Месяц назад

    You don't need pyro , put resistor on connector , but main falure is Tesla protect working batter with opened penthouse. If You need moore answer to me.

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  Месяц назад

      Hi I tried penthouse open and penthouse closed with grounded connector. I tried 2ohm resistor in the fuse squib connector. I tried permanently connecting the HVIL. It turns out we have discovered the issue. Shall I save that for the next video …

    • @t.d.5804
      @t.d.5804 Месяц назад

      @@TheOfficialBatteryMan There are pyro fuses on ali for little money, do you know if they are legit and work ?

  • @hicksonb
    @hicksonb Месяц назад +1

    At least your missus doesn’t know 😅

  • @chrisnortheast888
    @chrisnortheast888 22 дня назад

    M62

  • @chrisnortheast888
    @chrisnortheast888 22 дня назад

    Type 1, type 2 or amateur biohacker?

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  22 дня назад

      ?

    • @chrisnortheast888
      @chrisnortheast888 22 дня назад

      @@TheOfficialBatteryMan The Constant Glucose Monitor on the back of your arm. You're either diabetic (Type 1 or 2) or you're experimenting with your own metabolism.

    • @TheOfficialBatteryMan
      @TheOfficialBatteryMan  22 дня назад

      @@chrisnortheast888 ahh yeah type 1. Well spotted. You a diabetic too?

    • @chrisnortheast888
      @chrisnortheast888 22 дня назад

      @@TheOfficialBatteryMan No I'm not, I fall into the latter category - ie someone who's been trying to gain an understanding of how my body reacts to my lifestyle (diet, exercise, stress etc) so I've self-funded a Libre 2 on a couple of occasions. I found it very insightful and it showed that I have some reactive hypoglycemia which explains why I get on edge about 90min after certain meals. When they manage to bring a Constant Insulin Monitor to market (in a few years) then it'll definitely put the cat amongst the pigeons regarding our western lifestyle.