Re: [electricboats] Sadly I abandon the project, I have a lot to sell...

Hello! I'm in Florida in the Tampa area.

The prices I published are the following:

Electric motor and controller, joystick and cooling system: $2,000

Batteries with BMS and aluminum case: $2500

Solar Inverter $300

I also have a dinghy, outboard and I also sell the sailboat.

Maximiliano A Filsinger

On Mar 28, 2025, at 5:25 PM, Chris Newton via groups.io <newtonbyemail=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:



hi,

where are you located and how much do you want for these components?

Chris

On Fri, Mar 28, 2025, 12:27 p.m. Agustin Filsinger via groups.io <elagusfil128=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hello, unfortunately I have to abandon my project for now, I will probably do it again in the future but now I need to sell everything, I have many things, but among the main

 

16 LifePO4 Prismatic Cells + Box + BMS

 

Golden Motor BLDC 48v 10 KW Liquid Cooled + Controller + Joystick Throttle

 

If anyone is interested, they can contact me by email or Facebook, I have much more that I will publish in the next few days, greetings!

Re: [electricboats] Sadly I abandon the project, I have a lot to sell...

hi,

where are you located and how much do you want for these components?

Chris

On Fri, Mar 28, 2025, 12:27 p.m. Agustin Filsinger via groups.io <elagusfil128=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hello, unfortunately I have to abandon my project for now, I will probably do it again in the future but now I need to sell everything, I have many things, but among the main

 

16 LifePO4 Prismatic Cells + Box + BMS

 

Golden Motor BLDC 48v 10 KW Liquid Cooled + Controller + Joystick Throttle

 

If anyone is interested, they can contact me by email or Facebook, I have much more that I will publish in the next few days, greetings!

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Re: [electricboats] Sadly I abandon the project, I have a lot to sell...

I could send it, I think well packaged there would be no problem.

Another thing I have is a 48v 5500w inverter solar

And also a DC to DC converter from 48 to 12v.

Lugo a lot of small things, but I really need to start taking out the big to start publishing the small things, I have my storage full.

You can write to me by mail at elagusfil128@gmail.com

Maximiliano A Filsinger

On Mar 28, 2025, at 3:35 PM, D. A. Cohen via groups.io <dacbo=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:



Hi, I might be interested, but I see that you are in Florida and I'm in Los Angeles.  Let me see what else you have and maybe it will be worth the freight.  My project is for a 60' powerboat, so the motor is too small.  The battery bank might be helpful though.

Dennis

 

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On Friday, March 28, 2025 at 12:27:09 PM PDT, Agustin Filsinger via groups.io <elagusfil128=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hello, unfortunately I have to abandon my project for now, I will probably do it again in the future but now I need to sell everything, I have many things, but among the main

 

16 LifePO4 Prismatic Cells + Box + BMS

 

Golden Motor BLDC 48v 10 KW Liquid Cooled + Controller + Joystick Throttle

 

If anyone is interested, they can contact me by email or Facebook, I have much more that I will publish in the next few days, greetings!

Re: [electricboats] Sadly I abandon the project, I have a lot to sell...

Hi, I might be interested, but I see that you are in Florida and I'm in Los Angeles.  Let me see what else you have and maybe it will be worth the freight.  My project is for a 60' powerboat, so the motor is too small.  The battery bank might be helpful though.

Dennis

 

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On Friday, March 28, 2025 at 12:27:09 PM PDT, Agustin Filsinger via groups.io <elagusfil128=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hello, unfortunately I have to abandon my project for now, I will probably do it again in the future but now I need to sell everything, I have many things, but among the main

 

16 LifePO4 Prismatic Cells + Box + BMS

 

Golden Motor BLDC 48v 10 KW Liquid Cooled + Controller + Joystick Throttle

 

If anyone is interested, they can contact me by email or Facebook, I have much more that I will publish in the next few days, greetings!

Re: [electricboats] Sadly I abandon the project, I have a lot to sell...

Forget the links:

Golden Motor BLDC 48v 10 KW Liquid Cooled + Controler + Joystick Throttle

 

16 LifePO4 Prismatic Cells + Box + BMS

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[electricboats] Sadly I abandon the project, I have a lot to sell...

Hello, unfortunately I have to abandon my project for now, I will probably do it again in the future but now I need to sell everything, I have many things, but among the main

 

16 LifePO4 Prismatic Cells + Box + BMS

 

Golden Motor BLDC 48v 10 KW Liquid Cooled + Controller + Joystick Throttle

 

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Re: [electricboats] Complex design issues

Check you math. All panels in series as in 6S for 16V/7A panels is 96/7, not 96/14.

On 2024-12-08 9:55 am, Dale Shomette via groups.io wrote:

So Jeff, you have two sets of three panels, each three panels in series and each three panels with their own controllers. You believe they are 16volt/7amp panels, correct? So in series, the maximum voltage from your three panels would be 48 volts and seven amps.

Together, the six panels (as individual sets of three) would theoretically pull out 96 volts and 14 amps. Are your Victron controllers charging your batteries individually? Why do you need two Victron 150/35's when one would handle both sets of three panels? Why not put each two of the six panels in series with each other, then put the six in parallel. Wouldn't that give you a maximum of 48 volts and an increase to up to 21amps to your battery bank? Of course, I have no idea how big your battery bank is and 48 volts might not do it for you. I will need a minimum of 54 volts for each of my four battery banks but will be charging them individually. I think your Victron 150/35 would be perfect to do that but was thinking that at full charge of a bank, I would just switch over from that bank to the other and only need the one controller. Is that reasoning sound from your perspective? By the way, what is your average collective sunlight day where you are? 

Thanks Again,

Dale

On Thu, Dec 5, 2024 at 10:32 PM jeffsschwartz via groups.io <jeffsschwartz=hotmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hi Dale,

It's been a few years since I picked them up but I believe they're 16V/7A.  I have 6 of them so I wire 3 in series and then the output from the 3 into the MPPT controller, then repeat for the second controller.  When I look at the output from the panels on the Victron app on my cell, I'm seeing around 54V go into the batteries per controller.  I've never seen the total current from both controllers go about 3A even on the sunniest of days.

 

On a mid summer, no cloud day, I'll get a total charge of around 2 KW between the two controllers.  That may partially be due to panel placement, my boat's on a 3 point mooring facing south so the angles are not optimal.

 

Regards,

Jeff.