Lithium battery alternator charging.
I was thinking about going ahead and upgrading my house batteries with drop in lithium batteries, not sure now. One advantage of the batteries is they have low resistance and can charge quickly due...
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Depends on what you are driving. Yes lithium will accept more amps. If your connection to the battery is long it may have enough resistance to self regulate. A MH with a short fat connection could well put your alternator at max power. A DC-DC charger such as Renogy will limit the power. This will also isolate the house system so if you have a BIRD you may need to consider the limitations.
The Victron test was done on a bench not an RV.
The Victron test was done on a bench not an RV.
