pianotuna wrote:
What is ESSENTIAL for LiFePo4, is having a proper battery management system. It must be able to do a cold weather disconnect at -4 F.
Thanks, Don.
Yeah, I don't have enough time on my hands to roll my own.
If I decided to go the LFP route, it seems to me that the solution would be to...
1. Mount the LFPs under the bed (if they'll fit)... which is over the current battery tray, so it wouldn't take a lot to drill a hole or two.
2. Kill the temp compensation of the Xantrex
3. Keep the float off while in storage during the hot summers
Not 100% set and forget, but not exactly rocket surgery either
