Converter voltage drop
Just replaced lead acid with LFE (200ah) and want to change converter to a lithium specific unit. Current unit WFCO WF-9855. My LFE's suggest a 14.4v bulk charge. Converter's I'm considering all bul...
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Itinerant1 wrote:pianotuna wrote:
Hi Gdetrailer,
I agree. Li are FUSSY.
They can work well.
I'll never own them as I camp in extreme cold.
They're not that fussy, my last hookup to a power pole was Nov 3rd last year for a night when there wasn't a boondock spot. Just solar and an occasional hold over from the generator during spring. Can't be that fussy. ;)
There seems to be one or two committed outliers here (non-LFP users…) that like to pretend that LFP’s are fussy - lol… Though comfortably frozen in their rigid dogma (soooo disinterested in LFP’s, kinda makes me wonder why they bother to post??:?)…Yet lots of ‘solid and non-theoretical’ information has been provided here by some ‘real-world’ actual users, and from my perspective this is where one need focus…
A review of advice provided here (and past efforts penned elsewhere…) will reveal that there’s no supposed ‘Black Art’ to charging or maintaining a LFP, in fact, beyond the ‘hocus-pocus’ machinations that these few ‘non-users’ suffer to promote (validating their format of choice I suppose?? - using discernment you can avoid these ‘seemingly plausible’ distractions…). Truth is, LFP’s are quite forgiving, and in fact *LFP has by far has been the most task-free, and least bothersome format that I’ve used…
* (just avoid charging below 32dF, or provide an alternative provision)
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