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Using 20v Li-ion Dewalt batteries
If I am powering a Garmin Lvs 32 with a 8.0 ah battery how long can i hope to have good power?
Same question for a Garmin 9sv?
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Figure around 4 & be safe.
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Alright I'll order 4 batteries. My trips last about 5 hours. Thanks.Originally Posted by Les Young
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At full power the LVS32 us using 58 watts. At 20 volts that's a hair under 3 amps. This equates to 2hrs and 40 min.
The 8ah are like 2lbs each right? Why would you purchase 4 of those, at $150 each instead of just getting a 50AH 12 volt that is just 2.5lbs more (11.5lbs) and gives you another 18ah? and at a cost of just $150 for the battery? Then when the first set runs out during the day you have to change batteries. Personally, I'd like to use/carry a single 12-volt 50ah as opposed to 4 of the 8AH batteries.
Then you'll need 4 chargers or change a single as each completes its charge.
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I use a 4ah Ryobi and I get about 4 hours.
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Weight and price are way off
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Weights range from 11-15lbs, there are a few that are under $100. For that price I would take a chance vs using tool batteries.
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I don't know about Dewalt batteries, but I was able to buy an adapter for the Ryobi batteries. Just Google Ryobi adapter
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I have 6.5 ah batteries in spades for dewalts. I did order some 8.0 ah batteries at less than 20$ a piece. Plus a dual charger that will be mounted on the boat and plugged into the 900w inverter that is already on the boat. I also will have the abilty to switch wires and put it on the boat battery at any time.
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The weights for the Dewalt? Or the 50AH? I'm basing the Dewalt on spec I've found from Authorized dealers. For the 50AH I am basing it of personal experience with a TimeUSB battery I bought.
Below I see you bought DEWALT 8AH for $20 each? Authentic DEWALT? If so then they are stolen. My guess is you are talking knock-offs.
My last comment..................Good luck
Edit to add - You might want to consider researching the differences between Li-Ion and Lifepo4. Both the lifespan and safety aspects.
