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| Lithium also has the ability to accept massive amounts of charging. It will do so across the entire charging range, as lithium does not have an Absorption phase the way lead-acid does. | Lithium also has the ability to accept massive amounts of charging. It will do so across the entire charging range, as lithium does not have an Absorption phase the way lead-acid does. | ||
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| * Because lithium can use about 80% of it's capacity instead of 50% for lead-acid, 120Ah of lithium is a common replacement for 200Ah lead-acid banks. | * Because lithium can use about 80% of it's capacity instead of 50% for lead-acid, 120Ah of lithium is a common replacement for 200Ah lead-acid banks. | ||
| * drop-in lithium banks like battleborn have a battery monitoring system (bms) to shut down charging if current exceeds specs. | * drop-in lithium banks like battleborn have a battery monitoring system (bms) to shut down charging if current exceeds specs. | ||
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