Figured I'd repost this, start over and maybe the same 4 or so guys that hijacked it would be tired out and let others that ARE using LiFePO4 get a word in and discuss it.I see a lot of folks are transitioning to Lithium and it reminds me of Solar wh...
I see a lot of folks are transitioning to Lithium and it reminds me of Solar when it first became popular. It was all about cost per watt. Well there are several companies selling lithium at about the $10 per amp range. BB seams to be the cheapest...
Just hooked up this PD 4655L Wildkat to a friends camper to replace the WFCO 8955 and the light on the remote is blinking with no shore power. I'm assuming that it runs on DC power and not from AC power? Kinda makes sense but not sure. Nothing cha...
So there in only one remote that plugs into the 4600 series. I tried to splice years ago and is a pain in the butt because the wires are so thin and took 3 tries. This remote plugs right in...Kudos to PD for making this available. Remote for 460...
Why am I liking these? Just saw one in action from a bbq vendor. So many people in other industries are talking about them and I asked Best about them and they said yep. they are doing well yet not on their site but coming soon.
starcraft69 wrote:If i install a 3000 watt inverter to a transfer switch and I am running on the inverter power. Then go start my portable generator that the rv is plugged into. When it transfer to the generator power is there any loss of power? Can...
You can buy 2 30 amp units that are generally cheaper and get the same result.Shore power and gen power into the first one and the output of that and inverter into the second one. Output from that one to the distribution panel.About $75 each at best...
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:It all depends on the cost to recharge them"I had my car detailed once a week for ten years. Look, the paint looks like new!"$35.00 x 52 x 10. $18,500Yes an exaggeration. But far less so when using gasoline than receiving a power...
theoldwizard1 wrote:MEXICOWANDERER wrote:I do have a question for owners of lithiumYou can not simply throw the term "lithium" around when taking about batteries ! There are 2 basic chemistries: LiCoO2 and LiFePO4. There are several god articles on ...
