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Reply With QuoteAccording to their FAQ ... their batteries ARE Lithium Iron Phosphate : faq
Why they advertise as Lithium Ion ....
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Sorry! Another lithium question
Condensed story, got sort of a bass pro tournament guy I know wanting to sell me a battery. Cheap he says.
New. Figure he doesn’t have much in it. But beside the point. Look at this please, and tell me - would I be correct to think the battery in the link I posted is NOT LiFeP04 technology?
If I’m understanding this correctly, I would not want it even free… edjumecate me please.
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According to their FAQ ... their batteries ARE Lithium Iron Phosphate : faq
Why they advertise as Lithium Ion ....
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Ok thank you. This just came up, and I’m a little limited on how well I can research stuff till I get home to the wifi. We may see how cheap he considers cheap. Looks like the list pricing on these things is sky high.Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
According to their FAQ ... their batteries ARE Lithium Iron Phosphate : faq
Why they advertise as Lithium Ion ....
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I appreciate y’all clearing that part up. Any experience with them? They just seem a little overpriced. But the fellow I mentioned with the battery, he is a high roller, money no object sort.
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Sorry, no JW ... I only have one Lithium battery, a 50ah 12v Eco-Worthy that I bought to run my Livescope setup & a Eco-Worthy charger. I've only used it one time & it ran the LS setup for 6hrs & shut off. It may not have been fully charged, so I planned on charging it up fully and giving it another try .. but, haven't been able to go again since that first time. I paid about $170 for the battery & about $70 for the charger.
I was hoping to get about 8hrs (or more) out of the battery, and also to have a much lighter battery to carry to & from the boat. I probably should have gotten the 100ah battery, but won't know for sure until I'm able to go again & see how long the 50ah lasts on a "full" charge.
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I am considering one for my cranking and electronics to get started. Will probably go with Impulse to support one of our sponsors
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Hey Jeff! Here is a battery I learned about from a favorable review by Will Prowse on Youtube. Between my neighbor and I we have bought 3 of these and so far, a year and a half, we have been very satisfied. I run 2 12" Garmin 1222's, 2 black boxes, and a Garmin 934XSV in the dash on this battery. Fished a whole day once, forgot to charge, and fished the whole next day and never had a power issue.
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Lots of different battery voltage meters for lithium battery’s you can install to monitor your batteries. Check Amazon.
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I have 3 Lithium pro batteries and have nothing but good things to say about them. I would buy again.
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