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Diy (LTO) build. 12v 80ah battery
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<blockquote data-quote="Boominburban" data-source="post: 8658270" data-attributes="member: 664509"><p>Those cells are not fully tested by anyone I know yet. Some testing has shown some promise. But why not wait and see some results? hispls will have some data soon, as will my friends.</p><p></p><p>And, you need to learn more about this stuff. High discharge lithium batteries are no joke. They can kill you. A 10c rated 80ah battery can hit you with a minimum 800amps of dc current.</p><p></p><p>Dead short current is probably north of 2000 amps.While the cells seem safe, inadequate bussing causes heat, which can lead to failures, and possible fire. You really need to do a lot of research. </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boominburban, post: 8658270, member: 664509"] Those cells are not fully tested by anyone I know yet. Some testing has shown some promise. But why not wait and see some results? hispls will have some data soon, as will my friends. And, you need to learn more about this stuff. High discharge lithium batteries are no joke. They can kill you. A 10c rated 80ah battery can hit you with a minimum 800amps of dc current. Dead short current is probably north of 2000 amps.While the cells seem safe, inadequate bussing causes heat, which can lead to failures, and possible fire. You really need to do a lot of research. [/QUOTE]
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