6 v GC batteries versus 12 v lithium deep cycle batteries

[str8shooter_mn]

Disregarding price, is there a distinct advantage having 12 volt deep cycle batteries over the standard 6 volt golf cart batteries. These are for house batteries, have four, wired to provide 12 volts. On a Thor Tuscany pusher.

[Boon_Docker]

2oldman wrote:

Boon Docker wrote:
On and on and on, someone just doesn't give up so I don't blame him for leaving.

I don't know what you're talking about.

A certain member that kept edging on other members for no real reason.

[2oldman]

Boon Docker wrote:
On and on and on, someone just doesn't give up so I don't blame him for leaving.

I don't know what you're talking about.

[StirCrazy]

StirCrazy wrote:

BFL13 wrote:


Beats me how you know you are getting it done if it doesn't show on the monitor. You LFP guys can sort that out.

Most BMS have active ballancing built in, if it is a cheep one you can buy an actyive balancer and put it on in adition to the BMS. so it ballances every time it charges. the BMS has a wire for each cell and compares the voltage of each cell and does the balancing. if you have a bluetooth BMS you will be able to see individual cell balancing. this get a little more complicated when the manufacture uses cylindrical cells as you are seing groups of batteries so they are not being ballanced individualy but rather by clusteres. say ~25 cells per cluseter to make up one 1/4 of the battery depending on cell voltage and such. its a much simplier process when you just use 4 prismatic cells to make a battery.

I didnt realylize there was 2 pages of other stuff after this when I responded to it.....

Steve

[StirCrazy]

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[3_tons]

Boon Docker wrote:

2oldman wrote:
OP is long gone.

On and on and on, someone just doesn't give up so I don't blame him for leaving.

Perhaps you might consider the broader LFP topic historicity that extends well beyond this single thread??...I provided just one such link within this thread... If not for this trail of grifter-like* post history, trust that I can truly understand and appreciate your sage point...

*routine misinformation - see link...

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[Itinerant1]

I don't know if the op left or just didn't come back after the they posted it in another section of the board before it was moved here.

5/14 posted @ 1056, 7 replies that day
5/15 19 replies
5/16 30 replies
Today 6

Not one follow up question and maybe they got the answer they needed? If not as the orignal poster with questions and the thread starts to go astray from your question that might not be answered put the thread back on track to question asked or a new question that might of arised from the responses.

[Boon_Docker]

2oldman wrote:
OP is long gone.

On and on and on, someone just doesn't give up so I don't blame him for leaving.

[3_tons]

Faux ‘Red herrings’ (from the disinterested) comes to mind - the ghost (endless subterfuge....) of SiO2 promotion - JMHO

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[Itinerant1]

Some folks give to much worry into the bms, it's a pretty straight foward protection of the batteries operations.

These threads at times do seem to wander but if your can separate the wheat from the chaff the nuggets of info are there. 🙂

[3_tons]

BTW, I just did a search on the topic of ‘BMS’ and found that 24 pages came up, along with a few Manufacturer and Youtube links...Wizardry demystified??....NOT!! :B lol :S
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[3_tons]

2oldman wrote:
OP is long gone.

As is authentic enquiry - sadly, discourse again corrupted (hacked?) via an insurmountable black hole of BMS ‘gotcha’s’ !!
:R

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[2oldman]

OP is long gone.

[time2roll]

A good BMS monitors voltage at the cell level. I can't know what Trojan features include. Although I would assume it would monitor at the cell level as that would be how the top balancing would be determined. In normal use I would not go below 12.5. At that point you are off the cliff.

[BFL13]

I got the (wrong?) idea the BMS cut off at 9.x (just below the depleted voltage of 10.0), was taken from the total voltage, so if un-balanced at 9.x total, one cell might be lower than one cell should be into cell damaging low voltage.

That could be wrong, so not meant to be bogus info, only a question up for clarification.