Discrete Large Lithium Battery Control
This gets a bit involved so grab a cup of coffee. There are dime size discs that have been around for decades that shut off AC power when a certain temperature has been reached. Most are guaranteed...
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Battery CHARGER. Remember the title of the thread por favor.
And there's nothing wrong about using the concept on Tesla Batteries. $500 for two controller for a pair of Tesla batteries.
Or a U1 size lithium for a CPAP.
BTW. For 49 dollars I adapted a brand new CPAP circuit board into a BiPAP machine. Respironics obsoleted the machine and the psychotic USA medical system forces a person to milk MediCare for a grand in order to get a Sleep Study Rx for another machine. And three trips to the MDs. I am getting therapy again for the first time since June, and have utterly lost the utter exhaustion.
People wonder why I have a propensity to do stuff myself. A new board had they been available was almost three hundred dollars from OEM. A CPAP repair place wanted $500. I have gnus for them.
Individual cell management is warranted when individual cells are hypersensitive to imbalance and overcharging both. Lithium's trademark. If cells must be managed MANAGE THE @#$%&! things, not screw around with them. Like anything else in the electrochemical world the unschooled cry out "Why? They're going to last "X" amount of time anyway.
I doubled and even treble my lifetime of flooded and absorbed glass mat batteries by strictly controlling charging regimens. Cherry picking lithium battery packs may be acceptable for some people but not for me. Not with MY personal lithium battery packs. Land Yacht listened to common sense and is enjoying the benefits. I was spitting nails as I forked over $110+ dollars last week for a replacement to a car battery that was babied and lasted less than four years. GOHNER has a deserved evil reputation down here.
Yeah I am managing several different chemistry (computer) battery packs used for wireless emergency LED lighting. And yeah even those cells get imbalanced and need babysitting electronics.
And there's nothing wrong about using the concept on Tesla Batteries. $500 for two controller for a pair of Tesla batteries.
Or a U1 size lithium for a CPAP.
BTW. For 49 dollars I adapted a brand new CPAP circuit board into a BiPAP machine. Respironics obsoleted the machine and the psychotic USA medical system forces a person to milk MediCare for a grand in order to get a Sleep Study Rx for another machine. And three trips to the MDs. I am getting therapy again for the first time since June, and have utterly lost the utter exhaustion.
People wonder why I have a propensity to do stuff myself. A new board had they been available was almost three hundred dollars from OEM. A CPAP repair place wanted $500. I have gnus for them.
Individual cell management is warranted when individual cells are hypersensitive to imbalance and overcharging both. Lithium's trademark. If cells must be managed MANAGE THE @#$%&! things, not screw around with them. Like anything else in the electrochemical world the unschooled cry out "Why? They're going to last "X" amount of time anyway.
I doubled and even treble my lifetime of flooded and absorbed glass mat batteries by strictly controlling charging regimens. Cherry picking lithium battery packs may be acceptable for some people but not for me. Not with MY personal lithium battery packs. Land Yacht listened to common sense and is enjoying the benefits. I was spitting nails as I forked over $110+ dollars last week for a replacement to a car battery that was babied and lasted less than four years. GOHNER has a deserved evil reputation down here.
Yeah I am managing several different chemistry (computer) battery packs used for wireless emergency LED lighting. And yeah even those cells get imbalanced and need babysitting electronics.
