Hi interested in how to use and charge lithium in freezing weather. Have several rv s that are due for new batteries. Also have a mountain top ham repeater that I support and an off grid cabin. I have been using 6 v gc in all applications but lithium of interest. But everything I support goes to well below freezing n mountains of Colorado..how to use lithium?
Hi interested in how to use and charge lithium in freezing weather. Have several rv s that are due for new batteries. Also have a mountain top ham repeater that I support and an off grid cabin. I have been using 6 v gc in all applications but lithium of interest. But everything I support goes to well below freezing n mountains of Colorado..how to use lithium?
I would assume that Lithium batteries are even more compelling in truck campers than in travel trailers because of space limitations and the ability to deliver at least twice the energy in the same volume. And, there is no outgassing or fluid leakage.
Hi interested in how to use and charge lithium in freezing weather. Have several rv s that are due for new batteries. Also have a mountain top ham repeater that I support and an off grid cabin. I have been using 6 v gc in all applications but lithium of interest. But everything I support goes to well below freezing n mountains of Colorado..how to use lithium?
Hi interested in how to use and charge lithium in freezing weather. Have several rv s that are due for new batteries. Also have a mountain top ham repeater that I support and an off grid cabin. I have been using 6 v gc in all applications but lithium of interest. But everything I support goes to well below freezing n mountains of Colorado..how to use lithium?
I would assume that Lithium batteries are even more compelling in truck campers than in travel trailers because of space limitations and the ability to deliver at least twice the energy in the same volume. And, there is no outgassing or fluid leakage.
All true… Plus truck campers tend to be overloaded so battery weight is a huge concern. 🏋️