Monday, January 20, 2014

Re: [Electric Boats] Lithium Battery sources?

 


Heh - the first page of this site is all about patriotism and "buying American", and the very first section of parts has "HIPOWER" batteries, which are from China...

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On 01/20/2014 10:46 AM, Steve Dolan wrote:
 

I’d like anyone who is interested in LiFePo4’s and other products to consider these guys.

http://www.electriccarpartscompany.com/

 

I have had very good response and assistance with them on several products and will probably go with them on the LI’s. There prices are great and stock is here in the states. The PWN Real Force Cells are very interesting. I hadn’t heard of them before but from what I gather they are a good battery. They may also be willing to talk about a group buy of cells.

 

Steve In Solomons MD

John,

 

Your right, I screwed up the calculations. A 200 a-hr Winston cell gives in real life 220 a-hr, so 3.25 (cell voltage) X 220 (a-hr) = 715 w-hr X 16 (# of cells)=

 

11440 w-hr X 0.8 (80% DOD) = 9152 w-hr. At 5.1 mph that would be 2.61 hours @ 5.1 mph = 13.3 miles.

 

From all the other's and my testing, the Winston cells give 10%~20% more a-hr than their rating at a 1 C load.

 

So at 3.1 mph 9152/700=13.07 hours X 3.1 =  40.5 miles.

 

 

I bought mine from Balqon.

 

Bob


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