Recent content by Charlycop

Ho ok, each side seemed a little extreme lol What about the other side, what should I use to link the cell to the bus bar ?

I just begin : Is it needed to use fuses at each end (+ and -) of each cells ??

Hi guys, the building begins ! I used rePackr to make my 14 sets of 20 batteries : Then, I made the barbus : Ready to sold : Soldering the fuses : I have a question about the fuses :Is it needed to sold one fuse at each end of each cell ??

Great, according to your experience, what AMPS should I choose ? (cells from laptops batteries)

I bought this few months ago, is it good for this purpose ?

Hi Guys, I'm preparing my 14s20p battery for my workshop, in order to power 5m LED strip and maybe one inverter to power my tools sometimes. About the bus bars, I cannot find the fuses on AliExpress to link each cell to the bus bars. Where can I buy those ? Thanks.

What about AWG 34 or 35 copper wires to make fuses 4A ?

I will use 12V buck converter for my lights, and the inverter will be mainly use to run some low power drill (dremel), or heat gun, so clearly I will need a pure sinewave inverter. Thanks for the help ! by the way, my harvesting is going great :)

Actually this was my question :) I wanted to know for which appliances should I go to pure sin wave inverter.

By the way, why would I choose "pure sin" or normal inverter ?

for budget battery

OK, I understand now. Speaking of BMS, what is the minimum model you recommend for 14S ? Is something like this enough (granted there is no heat sensor) ?

What I meant by "series", is "series pack", which are in parallel (in my example 50 series pack in parallel), anyway, we speak about the same thing. You are funny, but no matter the cost, if you double the number of cells will, the price will increase by 100%, but your point is valid about the...

I'm asking this, because I will mainly use my powerbank to light up my parking box with 12V LEDs, but I want to be able to use some electric appliance 230V at around 1200W, but it will be quick, like 10seconds, or 20 seconds. Even if my battery pack doesn't last long. So I'm trying to figure...

By the way, I'm testing some Samsung ICR18650-26C, and the datasheet says : Discharging: 2.75V Cutoff 520mA Standard 5200mA Maximum Does "Standard" means "continuous" ? and I want to autorize my appliance to get 4A for a short period of time, how long can I do it ?