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  1. 16kWh #LiFePo4 für 1.600€ - Der neue smarte #WattCycle 51,2V #Speicher 314Ah & 300A #BMS ist da 😉

    Der neue 51,2V LiFePo4-Speicher mit 314Ah und 16kWh Kapazität ist schon etwas größer und mit 122kg auch etwas schwerer, als die bisherigen Batterien die ich von WattCycle bereits bei mir auf YouTube gezeigt habe.

    #sunshineossi

    youtube.com/watch?v=S_rd9gLuURw

  2. @mrpjevans yes #sunshine exists even in #UK every once and a while :D cool with the 10kWh #lifepo4 ? be careful with that... better place it outside the house as stated a billion times, need someone who can do #bcp for a #bms for #lifepo4 then it can be handled save.
    my supposed #lead #gel batteries are not performing as planned... they seem to have way less then the advertised 100Ah capacity :( autobatterienbilliger.de/Accur

  3. Replacing the battery of an Eaton 5e UPS

    blog.narf.ssji.net/2025/12/30/

    My Eaton 5Ee850iUSB-AU UPS needed its battery replaced. I considered replacing the Pb battery with a LiFePO4. It isn’t worth it, but it was an interesting exercise in working out why.

    #5E850iUSBAU #battery #Eaton #LiFePO4
  4. @GamesMissed

    People recommending you manually use a CC/CV power supply are not helping you 😉

    Good chargers will let you set what *type* of battery it is, and will correctly charge all major types. I've got a four-cell (four independent charging circuits) that will happily charge NiCad, Nickel Metal Hydride, LiFePO4, Lithium-ion polymer, and a few others. It mostly autodetects the correct type.

    They're not stupidly expensive. The model I have is currently $37 Canadian from Amazon:
    amazon.ca/Battery-Charger-Digi

    #charger #SmartCharger #LiIon #LiFePO4 #NiCad #NiMH #LiPo

  5. New battery on order (#Bioenno #lifepo4 with a matching charge controller). This should unlock the ability to use one more radio, a 50W/10W/5W old Kenwood TM-261A 2m mobile rig (late 1990s vintage). It wants max 11A amps on tx, more than my existing power supplies can handle.

    I'll put this purchase in the "emergency preparedness" bucket, so that I have a stronger battery power source for #SKYWARN activations. I do still need to work on the 2 meter outdoor antenna to match.

    #Kenwood #TM261A