Porpoise Hork
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Well crap, I missed that... Thanks for pointing it out. I wonder what the actual AH is then.
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I looked way to fast at that. Didn't even register that the capacity was that miniscule.Ah = KWH * 1000/V
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.048 x 1000/12 = 48/12 = 4AH
If I'm not mistaken.
And I think most of the batteries discussed here are LFP batteries with built in BMS.
If you're already running a 20ah LFP, what was your intent with swapping that battery? Are you having any issues?Me too. Definitely not worth it for a lithium battery with that small of a capacity.
I scoured the internet when I created this mod about 3 years ago...and at the time, the O'Reilly Super Start was the only option that would fitI have a 20ah in place but wanted to see if there's a battery with the same or increased capacity that would fit in in the factory aux tray location.
I searched and found a few other brands with the same group and matching case size but all are AGM. This was the only lithium based battery that turned up. Shame it's got shit capacity since it's a perfect fit...
Or, just do a little dremel work and squeeze a 20-30 ah LFP in there. Cheap, effective and double your current aux capacity.......or move to a single battery setup to open up that tiny bit of storage space.Really just wanted to retain the extra reserve for the 12v side that the lithium battery provides but regain the lost storage space taken by the additional battery. I guess I could get off my butt and see how much of a PIA it'd be to design a new battery tray that would readily accommodate the larger lithium cells and just 3D print one. Of course I'd need to get an enclosure to print with ABS or have a service do it for me once the prototyping is done.
It could be because a few of us have followed the mad scientist (HammaMan) and swapped our Powerboost Auxiliary battery for an LFP battery.Any reason why you want to move away from AGM for the OEM location? I'm interested in what you are trying to accomplish, since your starting battery is an AGM anyway...........unless you plan to replace it too.
I'm not trying to sharpshoot, just looking for insight.
It could be because a few of us have followed the mad scientist (HammaMan) and swapped our Powerboost Auxiliary battery for an LFP battery.
It's just too tempting to look at the OBDlink dashboard and see 100% SOC
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