Cor van de Water, I'm not so good at keeping track of hacks I've done in the
past. I'd been aiming at a nearly "turn it on and walk away" sort of solution.
It seems that the Revolectrix answer is a good one for that objective.
There's only two EVs remaining in our fleet that are suited for
From: Cor van de Water via EV
>Maybe you can trick your charger by adding a second resistor of the same
>value parallel to the original for current measurement,
>so the current measurement shows half the actual current
>and then configure your charger to charge and discharge at
I use one of those testers on my batteries. it's the best, hook it up to a
laptop and the possibilities are endless.
Pretty sure you can parallel for higher power levels, of say you needed to do
a power test on many larger cells
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Subject: [EVDL] Pumping the amperes?
I've searched the world (wide web) over, but haven't been able to pin down the
correct specifics to accomplish my goal. I'm hoping someone here has that
valuable commodity known as experience and can better advise and/or direct me.
I have 18
Boy, Howdy! That's a powerhouse! It certainly appears to have the capacity as
well as all the features I'll need and then some. I've put a query to the USA
operator to determine the best cabling combination, especially if it saves me a
few american dollars overall. It looks like it would do
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Subject: Re: [EVDL] Pumping the amperes?
Maybe something like Ebay 122047896993 ?
Claims "Ah Measuring range 0 ~ 2000KAH"!
It's certainly cheap enough. Accuracy? Reliability? Who knows?
Disclaimer: I know not
Maybe something like Ebay 122047896993 ?
Claims "Ah Measuring range 0 ~ 2000KAH"!
It's certainly cheap enough. Accuracy? Reliability? Who knows?
Disclaimer: I know nothing about this gadget, just what I read in the Ebay
listing.
Also: you don't always get what you pay for, but you seldom
Subject: [EVDL] Pumping the amperes?
I've searched the world (wide web) over, but haven't been able to pin
down the correct specifics to accomplish my goal. I'm hoping someone
here has that valuable commodity known as experience and can better
advise and/or direct me.
I have 180AH LiFePO4 cells that I
I've searched the world (wide web) over, but haven't been able to pin down the
correct specifics to accomplish my goal. I'm hoping someone here has that
valuable commodity known as experience and can better advise and/or direct me.
I have 180AH LiFePO4 cells that I want to test over an extended