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JonCombat
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My parallel comination is not set in stone. I picked 102 because I am using rows of 6 cells and trying to maximize the capacity. The...
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bram
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Hello everyone!
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Good point about the air leaks! I might do some more research on that topic :D
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To add to the above comments, getting a decent IR reading of the cells will also help a lot. Get yourself a 4-wire IR meter, don't use...
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Update: Now at a full, round number, 20 battery packs. :) All together 13s94p, 293Ah @ 48V = 14.1kWh. Load sharing -- I did a...
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bram
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Oh that is awesome! I have never thought about that! We have something in our mortgage (no clue what it is called in English) that is...
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bram
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That is indeed something I need to do some research on! The feed-in compensations are going to be cut off in the next few years anyway...
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Chapelier
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SimpBMS doesn't update SOC value on Nextion and Cergo GX
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I use simpbms with bmw i3 batteries. I vaguely remember having the same problem and it was an easy fix but was 2 years ago and can’t...
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Welcome to 2023..... the plans this year are to * Add propane generator / 120a @ 48v charging system. * Add ~10 more panels to expand...
Today at 12:04 AM
mschaus
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48V powerwall with parallel ebike packs
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Update: Now at a full, round number, 20 battery packs. :) All together 13s94p, 293Ah @ 48V = 14.1kWh. Load sharing -- I did a...
Yesterday at 11:54 PM
rebelrider.mike
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House Battery and Energy Management
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Sounds like the ATS is definitely the way to go. My basement is cinder block, so everything is surface mounted. There's pros and cons...
Yesterday at 11:48 PM
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Agree with DG98. Generally when tightening down bolts of this type getting it hand tight when a ratchet/wrench is usually good enough...
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Agree with DG98. Generally when tightening down bolts of this type getting it hand tight when a ratchet/wrench is usually good enough...
Yesterday at 7:41 PM
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I use several ATSs... 3 x 120v @ 30a Go-Power - looks like they're not very available. Go-Power is a know 'name' in RV world. 4 x...
Yesterday at 7:37 PM
Korishan
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To add to the above comments, getting a decent IR reading of the cells will also help a lot. Get yourself a 4-wire IR meter, don't use...
Yesterday at 7:36 PM
Korishan
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Agree with DG98. Generally when tightening down bolts of this type getting it hand tight when a ratchet/wrench is usually good enough...
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