Just curious - why Lithiums are so heavy?
100 AH, flooded, 66-69 lbs. 100 AH, Li, 29-31 lbs. Brain-dead sellers jumping on a new bandwagon, "One-fifth the weight of a traditional battery", yahooo.... More usable capacity, yes, but not...
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... and another one: 1,760WH 24lbs. This is 72V, so the amount of energy is equivalent to 140AH @12V.
Those are good guys, not a random Chi-bay item.
With a programmable charger if you need one, so that you could (and should) program it to limit the max charge.
Shrink-wrap, but plastic or aluminum case normally used on scooters and ebikes wouldn't add much weight.
I think drop-in 12V Li batteries are in their infancy. Don't see good chargers for 12V Li either.
Those are good guys, not a random Chi-bay item.
With a programmable charger if you need one, so that you could (and should) program it to limit the max charge.
Shrink-wrap, but plastic or aluminum case normally used on scooters and ebikes wouldn't add much weight.
I think drop-in 12V Li batteries are in their infancy. Don't see good chargers for 12V Li either.
