Cold weather performance, C ratings, and cycle life are better with LTO cells, but suit yourself.Haha. Yea LifePo4 is so obsolete now. Ok.
Bear in mind that kit you bought gives you used cells. Probably a great value at 250$ even if it only lasts a few years. You'll have to keep us updated on how this stands the test of time.more expensive
I was wondering how good are them for voltage drop? I was specifically wondering between these and bank of yinlong 30ah cells. I have 6 of the yinlongs and the same super beast pack should be delivered today. I have a agm that rest at 14 and ultracap with my alternator putting out about 14 to the supercap. I want to install one or the other with or without isolater to try and keep my voltage stable as possible. I only have two tens with about 1500-2000 watts or so. I work a lot so haven't had the chance to really be able to test anything yet and also have to get a few misc items to complete both battery banks. Thank you sincerely everyone.Larger, more expensive. Can't use alternator to charge. Can't run in parallel with agm. All things that were a factor for me.
I was wondering how good are them for voltage drop? I was specifically wondering between these and bank of yinlong 30ah cells. I have 6 of the yinlongs and the same super beast pack should be delivered today. I have a agm that rest at 14 and ultracap with my alternator putting out about 14 to the supercap. I want to install one or the other with or without isolater to try and keep my voltage stable as possible. I only have two tens with about 1500-2000 watts or so. I work a lot so haven't had the chance to really be able to test anything yet and also have to get a few misc items to complete both battery banks. Thank you sincly everyone.
Well I have a 390amp HO Alternator, 2 750cca Gel AGM Batteries, and a 1150CCA SuperCapacitor. I was running a 5000 watt DS18 GF-5K1 amplifier. On extended demos I would drop to around 12.2-12.4V. After adding the Lithium I am now running a DS18 GF-8K1 , 8000 watt amplifier and I never drop below 13.5V
My 80 AH 6s LTO on a stock alt is holding 14.1-14.3v powering a smart 5 to soft clip along with another 600+w for for my front stage.
How much did you say your Alt, supercaps, and both your AGMs cost again? Oh right, you didn't. LiFeP04 is the inferior chemistry for car audio. Car audio branded lithium batteries are almost all LTO now with a few very expensive exceptions. The beast is a great value, but you really need 2 or 3 of them to get good performance on 5-6k builds.
Matt
I had the 2 AGM's and the Supercap before I built the Lithium. Without those hooked up, the Lithium holds steady at 13.1V with 8K. I left the AGM's and the supercap in for running the system at the beach with the car off.
Keep trying though Bud, it's cute.
What do you think I'm trying to do? I've been on this forum long enough to know that arguing with stupid people goes nowhere. I've pointed out things to educate you and that's all. You want to spend your money on LiFeP04, have at it. You haven't won anything.
Personally, I'd rather buy something that is going to last longer, give me better performance, and take more abuse. Plus, I don't need a new alternator or any other battery/cap besides my bank.
Matt
And yet you assume because you have been on a forum a long time you know more than someone who is new here. You don't need to try and "educate" me. I have been using Lithiums building portable gaming systems since they became mainstream. And I've been heavily into car audio since the mid 80's.
You have an opinion. I disagree. Go to another thread. Thanks.![]()