Double Discharge Test of PowerQueen 50ah LiFePo4 battery. 5% extra capacity over rated!

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[@popepaul4438]

Got to say I think all modern TVs are the same you have to jam the button to switch them on and then eventually they decide to come to life and then when selecting different channels it takes them forever to process the information LOL loving the channel as always very interesting the batteries you are using at the moment I have managed to get a little side hustle checking and reconditioning disabled Scooter batteries and all are lithium It’s surprises me how all the batteries can be made by the same supplier but the internals are different as in 18 650s pouch cells and some of the bigger lithium cells. Anyway stay safe Both look forward to watching more on batteries

[@mannyfragoza9652]

I'm thinking of buying the 100Ah trolling battery by Power queen

[@KeritechElectronics]

"Everyday Keri" :)

[@Ro-Bucks]

I'm thinking of ordering some of them but I decide. I was going to get two 30Ah for 60Ah but one of them is cheaper and I think 50Ah will do good.

[@dooshmasta]

I’m surprised the battery had the crank to start the air conditioner.

[@dooshmasta]

I guess at a 15a room air conditioner, it would be like 3c to start it and the battery should do 5c at full charge.

[@RinoaL]

This ac unit has a dc inverter inside so it slow starts and is a ceer rating of 15. I did a video on it years ago you may enjoy

[@dooshmasta]

@@RinoaL Ah nice. Probably perfect for a camping trailer with a 2000watt gas generator.

[@RinoaL]

A few used solar panels would be great for powering one of these

[@jessicav2031]

1,280,000.00mWh 😆

[@llooe8532]

I lover powe Queen

[@mattparker9726]

yay? I guess? Personally I'd rather use something like AGM or flooded lead acid batteries for a permanent, in home power bank. Cheaper, easier, less risk of fire, and who cares if it's really heavy? It's not for a mobile application. That being said, it's nice to see a company make a good product, just for the sake of it being a good product.

[@RinoaL]

Lead acid has about the same risk of fire as LiFePo4, also lead acid loses like 40% of the power you put into it. Also lasts only 1/30th the number of cycles.

[@Edvinas_channel]

Isn't LiFePO4 quite safe and not prone to catching fire? Definitely better than lead-acid, which wastes most of the energy...

[@RinoaL]

yeah hes thinking of lithium ion

[@poland153]

Gotta erase the gut reaction that lithium batteries equal fire every time, the future is now old man!

[@RinoaL]

Ive had a lead acid battery explode on me before, never a lithium one

[@Evokvn]

First

[@user-zm4yg9xv8q]

Haha youtube server is slow as shit.