SiO2 Battery -UPDATE 5 (Two Batts)
Updates 22 Oct, 8 Nov, 10 Nov (photo), 14 Nov, 15 Dec http://azimuthsolar.ca/product/12v-100ah-sio2-battery/ Mostly PT has given info on these over several posts in several threads, but I have l...
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As I posted earlier, the one I got from Azimuth says, "Made in China" on it. A careful read of the Brampton site says they "use" and test these batts--I didn't see where they said they make them there.
Look at the green label here when you blow up the picture at the bottom right where it says "Made in China"
http://azimuthsolar.ca/product/12v-100ah-sio2-battery/
I am re-assured that the info on these batteries is certified by the information folks of the Chinese Army! Thanks FWC! :)
$8 each for min order of 60? I hope the poor guys in the PLA re-education camp that make these? get an extra noodle in their bowls at least once a week if the batts sell well. :(
I don't care-- I tested the one I have as noted earlier in my test results post, and it does what I want it for. I am not worried it might be some kind of fake.
That link also says you can do 3C charging. I don't understand what they mean by charging and discharging ratios, and how that works for when you can use higher amp recharging. Can anybody clarify that? Thanks.
Look at the green label here when you blow up the picture at the bottom right where it says "Made in China"
http://azimuthsolar.ca/product/12v-100ah-sio2-battery/
I am re-assured that the info on these batteries is certified by the information folks of the Chinese Army! Thanks FWC! :)
$8 each for min order of 60? I hope the poor guys in the PLA re-education camp that make these? get an extra noodle in their bowls at least once a week if the batts sell well. :(
I don't care-- I tested the one I have as noted earlier in my test results post, and it does what I want it for. I am not worried it might be some kind of fake.
That link also says you can do 3C charging. I don't understand what they mean by charging and discharging ratios, and how that works for when you can use higher amp recharging. Can anybody clarify that? Thanks.
