The post-internet era paradox we now reside in is that never in the history of humanity have humans had soooo much access to information (including mal-information…) than today - this post-modern trend comes with both it’s upside and a downside - recall the old adage, “they couldn’t say it if it wasn’t true!!”, thus, one’s own discernment (aka, critical thinking!!…) is a requirement!… Does anyone else sense that nowadays the sky seems to always be falling!! Nor am I suggesting that this is not prudent information that one should not consider, because it is…
Yet upon closer review the stated problem (while seemingly vindicating the Li cells), IS ‘limited to’ larger inverters (i.e. 3500w and upwards…) where a potential high ‘sudden-surge’ current draw (larger-inverter capacitor, and motor related) may adversely impact the BMS (though I’m sure not all inverters are equivalent?…). Though left unmentioned, it would also seem that this particular malady might depend upon the number of batteries in one’s battery bank (e.g. undersized?)…However, I’d also note that this is not a ‘one size fits all’ concern - those who fit this particular 3500w and above inverter/motor description should arrive at ‘their own informed’ conclusions and respond accordingly - In my view this is an issue of limited impact, and for some folks, BB’s suggesting of a current limiter only makes perfect sense to me…JMO
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