heat and Li batteries.

pianotuna wrote:

Grit dog wrote:
Ole ‘tuna, does it ever get tiring stirring that pot?

I think Li are fine for folks who live in extremely moderate conditions. But they need to have proper care.

Most Li are not robust by nature. The end user needs to take care of how they are charged and battery management systems have evolved to do so.

No amount of care can prevent calendar aging of Li batteries.

In Li's current state of the art only one chemistry would work for my particular needs. That is Lithium Titinate.

Here is some information on them.:Z

https://www.importel.com/product/pwr-s5/xs-power-titan8-series-lithium-titanate-oxide-battery-12v-5000w-1000-ca

Unfortunately they are pretty much extremely highly priced.

As spoken by PT, a true ‘expert’ that doesn’t own a LFP (with a checkered history of endlessly disparaging them…), but ‘knows’ whats best for you while committing huge amounts of time promoting his favorite Purple Unicorns like SiO2 and discarded ‘telecom jars’ (whatever those are??), as well as ‘assuming’ the needs of the broader audience requires devices fully operable in minus 40 degree temperatures where he claims to reside and in places like Mars…

3 tons