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BFL13
Dec 07, 2020Explorer II
pianotuna wrote:
Hi BFL13,
I've heard, for greatest longevity, long term storage for Li is 40 to 50% state of charge. Not what I want.
If you are on shore power for a while, you can do that if you have a converter to make your 12v, but not if you have an inverter/charger. (An inverter /charger must be connected to the battery to operate at all--it needs the 12v from the battery to run its own systems)
It might be worth the approx $130 for a converter to rig up and by-pass the inverter/charger for 120v too somehow. If all you have is a single 12v Walmart batt, then it would not be worth the bother probably. What if you have a $3,000 Li battery bank and are spending the winter on shore power at some resort?
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