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electrical:12v:drop-in_lifepo4 [2025/04/19 11:30] frater_secessus [myth: you can't charge Li with a lead battery charger] voltage range |
electrical:12v:drop-in_lifepo4 [2025/05/04 10:19] (current) frater_secessus [drawbacks of lithium] |
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===== drawbacks of lithium ===== | ===== drawbacks of lithium ===== | ||
- | * Li is relatively expensive up front | + | * Li has (historically at least) been relatively expensive up front. Prices started plummeting somewhere around 2024. |
* Li cells need a [[# | * Li cells need a [[# | ||
* Li can be **damaged** by long duration at full charge or high voltage, or high ambient temperatures | * Li can be **damaged** by long duration at full charge or high voltage, or high ambient temperatures | ||
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* going into a period where you will need max capacity | * going into a period where you will need max capacity | ||
* to perform a capacity test | * to perform a capacity test | ||
- | * to reset the BMS amp/SoC counter | + | * to [[electrical: |
* to top-balance cells((to the degree this works)) | * to top-balance cells((to the degree this works)) | ||
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>> Yes, you can. Under most circumstances you don't even need to modify your system. | >> Yes, you can. Under most circumstances you don't even need to modify your system. | ||
- | They do recommend [[electrical: | + | They do recommend [[electrical: |
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+ | If not already present, a small switch to [[electrical: | ||