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@myloalex
@myloalex 37 минут бұрын
The heating pads does have any thermostat?
@AlfarrisiMuammar
@AlfarrisiMuammar 8 сағат бұрын
In China the battery price has dropped very badly. 48v 300 ah power wall 10 year warranty sale for only $2.050 . Very Overcapacity
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 3 сағат бұрын
Nice
@AlfarrisiMuammar
@AlfarrisiMuammar 9 сағат бұрын
1:43 the best time before tariff
@henrikprebennielsen4612
@henrikprebennielsen4612 12 сағат бұрын
Fejl velt celle Nr. 16 UV. LF280 AH Defekt ved 3,222 volt, ved samkøring falder den celle til 1,882 volt
@henrikprebennielsen4612
@henrikprebennielsen4612 12 сағат бұрын
Hej seplos batteri fra 2023 14 cyklus defekt batt. nr. 16 kan ikke oplades til fuldt volt stopper ved 3,224 volt batt. (burde være 3,650 volt) defekt bliver byttet, men der der går ca. 60 dage og vil kun ombytte batteriet, vi skal være mere ops på vores garanti, fra kina de burde yde noget mere, batteri boxen kan ikke bruges ved 15 Batterier.
@reynaldobatiduan5514
@reynaldobatiduan5514 16 сағат бұрын
Thanks for the nice demo
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 14 сағат бұрын
You bet
@gregboyd4321
@gregboyd4321 Күн бұрын
So Nate how is a ballance installed in ur original 48 build
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 23 сағат бұрын
I'm not sure what you are asking.. are you asking if I installed an external balancer module. If so, I did not use one. I used ft bms only. The battery is perfectly balanced now.
@errcl65
@errcl65 Күн бұрын
For coms, i use a PI3 and SolarAssistant. LVs usb in and the rs485 battery coms daisy chain in as well. I have the same setup, 4 x Lv and 8 x mason 280. Nov 2022. I live with 100mv diff on 2 of my packs after 10% soc at 56v with 55.2 float.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Күн бұрын
Yea I need to do that. Just for monitoring or does it actually control the inverter charge output..
@errcl65
@errcl65 23 сағат бұрын
@natesdiysolar Controls the inverters input and output priority, max charge current. Has better scheduling. We have ULO 2.6 cent/kwh from 11p-7a, so SA is told go SBU from 7a-11p and USB from 11p-7a from Nov-Mar. Very flexible and gives you per battery info. One time cost and features keep coming.
@errcl65
@errcl65 23 сағат бұрын
LV software is not good. I plan to keep the devil I know (LV6548/250Vocl for a few years before jumping onto Luxpower. SA will interface and control most of the inverters. My friend even runs his megabuck Solark 15k (s) wiith SA after seeing my SA integration.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 23 сағат бұрын
@errcl65 nice. Thanks for the info.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 23 сағат бұрын
@errcl65 do u have a video on the SA integration.. or pictures.
@errcl65
@errcl65 Күн бұрын
And the V2 passive balancer isn't great. V3 has active balancer option. I added Heltec 16S5.5A on my worst packs.
@errcl65
@errcl65 Күн бұрын
Set balance start to 3.45v and give it an absorption voltage to 56V. See if the Vdiff comes down. I run 8 of these Seplos V2 BMS. 16.7 firmware.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Күн бұрын
I got it balanced.. it's very stable now. Just 2mv delta at rest.
@errcl65
@errcl65 Күн бұрын
What is more problematic is one or two cells over voting before the others.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Күн бұрын
Yes I had 3 go high.
@errcl65
@errcl65 Күн бұрын
If you manually add charge to the low cells, you will see it is a very small amount of charge that is missing. The low cells are the ones with the highest capacity and have not reached to end of the flat portion of the charge curve.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 23 сағат бұрын
Yes. It was easier to just bring down the high ones vs. lifting all the low ones in this case.
@CATA20034
@CATA20034 Күн бұрын
Stop spreading stupid things! You can have even 10A difference in bat cap. The BMS will balance it fast, the idea is to top charge all cells before connecting them to the BMS. You should read first and then make videos....
@offgriddreaming5403
@offgriddreaming5403 Күн бұрын
Hey mate Thanks for your unbiased review. Im soon to install 2 packs with seplos 10e bms on a deye inverter. Would be keen to hear your longer-term review if you get a chance down the track. Keep up the great work 👍🏼
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Күн бұрын
No problem 👍
@houseofancients
@houseofancients Күн бұрын
Charge you pack to 56.8v and the BMS will balance out within 3 cycles Firmware can be updated through the pc software ( just did so for my 10 packs)
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Күн бұрын
Thanks. Good to know.
@houseofancients
@houseofancients Күн бұрын
You are not charging to a high enough voltage on your cells, the passive balancer will not get a chance to too balance properly...
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Күн бұрын
55.2v is high enough. I got it balanced. It works fine.
@houseofancients
@houseofancients Күн бұрын
@natesdiysolar sorry to say, but 3.45 per cell doesn't get you in the upper part of the cell curve, this your pack will get unbalanced, there will have less capacity over time.. Again, been there, done that
@errcl65
@errcl65 Күн бұрын
From my charge curves, 3.45 is a little after the break in the curve. My feeling is that extra AH from 3.45-3.6 isn't worth the imbalancing that will occur.
@houseofancients
@houseofancients Күн бұрын
@@errcl65 it is not at all about the extra ah.. It is about giving the passive balancer a chance to do it's job.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 23 сағат бұрын
@houseofancients by time I finished, I got it over 56v, but I do not charge to that level.. I use 55.2 as my initial target as you must go incrementally higher due to ovp. I did not show that in this video cause the footage I had was not good.
@reynaldobatiduan5514
@reynaldobatiduan5514 2 күн бұрын
Nice/better presentation
@PazLeBon
@PazLeBon 7 күн бұрын
does it have connection built in for wall or solar panels? i want a semi portable option for our farm
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 7 күн бұрын
Not built in. You would need a solar charge controller or a 48v pluhin AC charger. These weigh around 220lbs.
@Joeboxtruck-m9c
@Joeboxtruck-m9c 9 күн бұрын
So these batteries vent fumes ? Is this battery kit unsafe inside an RV ?? By inside I mean in the living area under the bed. Thanks !
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 9 күн бұрын
They do not vent fumes under normal circumstances. They have safety vents in case of overcharge pressure. I have never seen one vent personally, even when overcharged. If you look up lifepo4 or lfp battery cells, there are a lot of good info on them. Not to be confused with lithium ion or LTO. Iv seen people install lfp batteries pretty much anywhere. Just avoid high ambient temperature for longevity.
@ingenieroobras3101
@ingenieroobras3101 12 күн бұрын
so these inverters are 120 v each so you need 2 inverters to make it 220v
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 12 күн бұрын
Correct. Check out the eg4 6000xp if you need 120 240 in one box
@davidmacdonald5112
@davidmacdonald5112 15 күн бұрын
Thanks, very informative and useful video.
@furgus5136
@furgus5136 16 күн бұрын
What if you used sodium ion cells ? Do they supply CATL sodium ion cells ?
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 15 күн бұрын
I do not know of any distributor selling those... yet..
@furgus5136
@furgus5136 13 күн бұрын
@ The CATL cells are available on Alibaba and are being used in cars now. I believe they are the same size as the Lithium cells but are shipped uncharged . I'm in Canada and like the safety profile and they are ideal for cold .
@AlfarrisiMuammar
@AlfarrisiMuammar 8 сағат бұрын
​@@furgus5136 sodium need Different BMS . Apart from the fact that sodium can be charged at a temperature of -10°C Sodium V is from 4.2V when 100% -2.8v when 0%.
@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat 19 күн бұрын
It should not balance at such low voltage... 3.35v and balancing..why?? it's impossible to balance at such low voltage. because there may be all the cells at the same voltage - aka balanced but in reality they are NOT balanced because we balance the CAPACITY not voltage, so at such low voltage impossible to balance because it's FAR from fully charged. If this is just for 1 time only because of 200mv diff -then ok, but for later use -balancing should start at 3.41 and higher.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 19 күн бұрын
Yes, 3.40 is trigger.. 200mv initial. Plus deviation. We don't run balancer below 3.40v. There are 2 factors at play. Delta and / or cell voltage.
@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat 19 күн бұрын
Why would you need such terminals?? like you ever do a 200Amps charge or discharge. Cells you got also crap. those chinese always lie.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 19 күн бұрын
Most probably don't. Single battery on an EV would do it.
@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat 19 күн бұрын
0:46 stud itself as also a contact space.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 19 күн бұрын
It should not be used as a means of conduction, but yes.
@rdvanbuuren
@rdvanbuuren 21 күн бұрын
I understand why you would use the tape. But I would never let any bolt, any metal, wondering about in the case
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 21 күн бұрын
I did not leave anything in the case. I successfully extracted it and then taped it
@supercuriouscat3656
@supercuriouscat3656 21 күн бұрын
Awesome, probably I can hook this up to a cheap Lvd module, I have been looking for this kind of hardware since my scc is renogy adventurer, there is no load terminals, also I need to cut off power from the inverter, the tutorials I see are cutting off from the AC side but the inverter still ON, which I do not like
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 21 күн бұрын
Yea if you do not have a cc with a load port you can get a voltage programmable relay to drive the contactor. Oh LVD probably the same thing lol
@tbpribanic
@tbpribanic 22 күн бұрын
I do not see any cooling fans and ducts in your build.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 21 күн бұрын
these batteries do not require such things...
@webmastercaribou7570
@webmastercaribou7570 22 күн бұрын
Nice review. One suggestion, at the next barber visit, just say, buzz cut number 2. You aren't hiding anything. Speaking from several decades of experience. Great job.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 22 күн бұрын
Lol.. I have that discussion every time I go lol
@ChadLisonbee
@ChadLisonbee 25 күн бұрын
Dang brother you’re well in your way!! Let’s go!!💪🏻
@1GREATDANE
@1GREATDANE 26 күн бұрын
Eco Flow EF3 5:53 Delta Pro 1300 and 400 Watts o Solar and Your Kettle and Eggs are Done and You can use an AirFryer and Insta-Pot on AC and allow It to Charge Up from Solar Panels
@johnmls6530
@johnmls6530 27 күн бұрын
I also have two MPP Solar inverters of the same model. Your installation video series on KZbin is the most detailed and extremely helpful. I have a question: is the ground wire only connected to the electrical panel and not to a grounding rod? When using a 240V outlet to charge a Tesla, does it still show a missing ground connection? Does it require a ground-neutral bonding plug? Thank you!
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 26 күн бұрын
I have not tested my system yet with an EV. I've been trying to get a fiend to come over to test it. I do know the tesla charger, and many others look for a ground neutral bond.. so if you keep bonding screws in the inverters installed as they come from the factory, it should be fine. It just wants to see a proper ground even if it's not grounded to earth. I do not have mine grounded to earth at the moment.. only to the sub panel. Yes, you would aquire grounding if connected to your house ground via the AC input. IF you use grid input.. If there is no grid input, you should have the panel grounded separately to earth, but the system will still work without. I just have not gotten around to hooking up my grid input... which would in turn give me a path to earth via my house ground.. hope this helps.. lmk
@LDirt-v9o
@LDirt-v9o 29 күн бұрын
Hi there does the negative cable from the mppt has to be connected to the system minus to or just the negative cable from the inverter like you have shown on the video thanks
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 28 күн бұрын
Yes, both inverter and charge controller. I have an all in one inverter charger, that's why you only see one cable. You will have 2.
@LDirt-v9o
@LDirt-v9o 28 күн бұрын
@@natesdiysolar I see now, I'm new to this! I appreciate your reply. Now I'm on the right track, thanks
@jounikyy7715
@jounikyy7715 29 күн бұрын
mc4 connectors arcs when solar over 10A
@iliasy1
@iliasy1 Ай бұрын
thanks for the presentation!! can i place the box vertically?
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Not recommend due to weight on the cells.. vertical boxes will have columns of 4 cells stacked side end to end to minimize this. Please confirm with the manufacturer
@franciscofernandes4527
@franciscofernandes4527 Ай бұрын
Is it worth build a battery for one year warranty when i can buy one for 10 years warranty,
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
It's a kind of personal decision, right.. it's a learned confidence from experience. Personally, I think it is very worth it. What company said one year? I know some that will honor a 10 year. In this video, I show a price comparison and warranty info. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaCmp2CFoNKmd8U
@franciscofernandes4527
@franciscofernandes4527 29 күн бұрын
Which company offer 10 years please!I think the company I saw 1 year is Fogstar
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar 28 күн бұрын
@@franciscofernandes4527 please see my other comment. The yixiang
@ChadAllenjj
@ChadAllenjj Ай бұрын
Just bought 7 of these, as well as 112 306ah cells from them. Looking forward to putting these together once they arrive
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Wow nice
@UKsystems
@UKsystems Ай бұрын
I have some advice for beginners who may be looking for answers in these comments also if you want to ask a question to what I say oh will try and reply quickly. Going with Victron is generally always a solid choice units that have a 75 V input voltage limit for solar can only charge up to 24 V batteries and ones of the higher voltage can charge 48 V batteries. I would highly highly recommend going with a high voltage one if you think you may want to go to 48 V in the future as you can always program it to change the voltage up I have seen so many, people make this mistake originally and then replace a couple of charge controllers because they went with a bigger inverter and different batteries. You can go with cheap brands for things but you will always find yourself wanting a quality one like a victor unit in most cases however a cheap one can be worth if you’re starting out also if you want to know what size to use on these you have to calculate it don’t use one size because someone else did, a tiny bit into a cheap surge protector if there is a lightning strike nearby also Victron energy have an amazing tool on their website for choosing a solar charge controller if you google Victor energy charge controller select or something like that it may come up all you do is put in where you are what panels you have back information and recommend the chart controller it’s very good because it counts for if it gets very cold how high the panel voltage could rise without breaking things. Units with VE can have the ability that if programmed correctly they can sync with each other when changing the charge state of the battery however this is not strictly necessary units is only VE direct cannot do this but in most cases it isn’t necessary blue solar brand units do not have Bluetooth and you will need an adapter for Bluetooth to program it orfew other ways exist but they are a little bit complex. Smart solar ones contain Bluetooth be careful you can’t get caught up here but in a lot of cases if you use a lot of that other products you stop using Bluetooth for when it becomes advanced. Put on set line of monitoring devices called GX there is a name before that however these are quite pricey you can actually use a raspberry pi board with Venus OS and make your own monitoring device very cheap. I would recommend this as the logging helps you find faults and if you simply search Venus OS on KZbin, you can find how to make this for, around the same cost as this charge controller it is definitely worth it. They have much cheaper unit than this that are less advanced but certainly more than capable especially if the way your panels are set up you do not have that high wattage on one charge controller. There is no need to go high.
@Z06norway
@Z06norway Ай бұрын
Will it communicate and work with Victron systems?
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Yes, it will, but you want to be sure to update to the latest firmware or ask yixiang to do it. Off grid garage has several videos showing this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnm7i3Vsr6Z0acUsi=eSTgJfOcU2R3vCLP
@RobertsAdventure
@RobertsAdventure Ай бұрын
The Smartshunt lugs are 10mm, that's why they are slightly odd sizes compared to SAE.
@OFFGRID_Trucker
@OFFGRID_Trucker Ай бұрын
Hmm.. I'd NEVER the word PERFECT, even if it is for panel angle. I'm stunned anyone would say crawling under a live panel is just ridiculous. WOW..! That's going too far. People do it all the time. It's very safe as long as they aren't sticking metal tools into both leads and holding onto them. Nate, Nate, Nate..! then you go and blow up your tester live. I guess your SHTF that day. Hope your day went better after you made this video.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Lol yea well I have to say stuff like that else the OSHA trolls will chime in.. I'm sure people do it all the time... you just can't win.. yes, it's very ironic... all in the name of "science" lol..
@danielcurtis1454
@danielcurtis1454 Ай бұрын
Hey I hope you read your comments. So I use a 12v to 48v UPCONVERTER from this company. It gives me 600w which I use to fast charge my Anker power station from the 300ah Lifepo4 trailer battery if needed. Problem is it gets HOT! I rigged up a small cooling fan to keep it cool. Or I just drop it in the ice chest. Lol, it's waterproof!!! What do you think? Any ideas on keeping it cool? You could make your breakfast on it.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Yes this is a known problem with these especially if it's running at 100% which it probably is due to the avaliable 100 to 150a from your battery. Besides beefing up the cooling by adding a larger heat sink and fan. See if you can A. Limit the output of your battery by its bms settings (if avaliable) or B. Limit the charge rate in the anker power station. Good luck. Lmk how it goes. Goal is to run the buck at about 80% max.. 480w
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Since you are using 48v battery you could wire battery directly to the pv input if the pv input voltage range covers 48v. You can also purchase a cheap pure sign inverter for less that what u paid for that big converter and charge from AC.. much more efficient and probably faster. Inverter will manage heat much better.
@paulpalomo417
@paulpalomo417 Ай бұрын
Good review, i know you mentioned the hottest the it would go is 90 degrees that's actually room temperature, the unit itself is pushing out 120 degree heat. I have this same hybrid mini split, great unit both Winter and Summer. I originally purchased it for off-grid purposes, incase the grid goes down but find myself using it because its very efficient.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Awesome. Yea I really like it. I think I was talking 90 C . can't remember
@hawkofthenorth4829
@hawkofthenorth4829 Ай бұрын
How would someone use these box to make a 24v Pack? Is there a BMS that would work for this? I currently have 24v hybrid and 6 12v 100ah batteries, would love to eventually switch to larger cell battery in a bow like these as it looks so much better.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
You could put 2x 24v packs in the box. Just mount 2 separate bms wire to each terminal in parallel. Just order the box without a bms and get 2x jk 4-8s bms. I show the bms here. www.ebay.com/itm/284907203476?amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAkDibR3vkhGZCwCdAX%2B8yNFa%2F2ZRo4GpQUl1MtM%2BSP3soTu3JpznKBqL9vt85k81vU3jaihCSg1pbNxQP0AO1NHkkmYPJjj7t8H7uZko2s9dizaaKgXCxGrT8rD86RPQXPWvLkjSsSfEpEUDx7FkTIjpxp%2FOj6Lf9pAfyb1FWVqH27ov%2FIEmqGvV6EEandFJSOg%3D%3D&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5338977860&customid=&toolid=20012&mkevt=1
@RVwithDD
@RVwithDD Ай бұрын
Do the inverters have to be stackable to do this?
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
No. The eg4 6000xp I mentioned at the end of the video can do 120/240 in a single unit. Link in description.. if that's what you mean.. do you need 2 units or will one work.. with these you need 2. Eg4 6000xp just 1. They are both stackable
@RVwithDD
@RVwithDD Ай бұрын
​@@natesdiysolarYou mentioned the inverter on the left and the inverter on the right. I thought that meant they had to be stackable to do it that way.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
@RVwithDD oh yes. They have to be able to communicate. Not all inverters do. Most all in one type do. Eg4 mpp grow watt .dye etc.. See video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/epCufYaoqLJ8aac
@Ronozzie2002
@Ronozzie2002 Ай бұрын
Hello Nate, great video, i just build my first Yixiang 48V DIY Battery Kit with 280Ah EVE cells, I found something strange..... Maybe this is interesting for everyone.!! While installing the battery I noticed something, All batteries were between 0.19mΩ and 0.20mΩ before I placed them in the DIY box and compressed them. But after i placed both PCB boards and before I wanted to connect the measuring wires, I wanted to check the IR again. Very strange, it surprised me a bit. the internal resistance was suddenly 0.30 mΩ on all 16 individual cells. Can you or someone else check that also on your battery? I thought I had placed too much compression on the cells, but that was not the case... as soon as I disassembled the PCB - A and PCB - B, and i measure again, the cells were 0.20mΩ again. Conclusion: probably inductive voltage?? metal over the batteries?
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
That is strange. Did you connect the bms ribbon cable, or did you simply screw down the pcb boards.. it could actually be the screws conducting current thru the case across the pcb traces. Be sure you isulate the screw heads with insulated washers. Take screws out and measure.
@Ronozzie2002
@Ronozzie2002 Ай бұрын
@@natesdiysolar hi Nate, only lay down the metal brackets and screw the 4 3mm bolts. But also If i lay them only on the battery and not connect the screws the IR increases to 0,31 mΩ.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
@@Ronozzie2002 that is very strange. I'll have to investigate when I build another battery
@Ronozzie2002
@Ronozzie2002 Ай бұрын
@@natesdiysolar ok ty Nate, maybe if someone else also check the iR before connect the ribbon cable.
@Graham-ot7bm
@Graham-ot7bm Ай бұрын
Congratulations on reinventing electrical theory regarding current flow in a series circuit- or not! Of course the current flowing around a series circuit like these batteries will be the same at any and every point in the circuit. Take another look at your meter reading. The first reading is positive but when you move for the second reading it is negative because the current is flowing in a different direction through the meter. On a high quality meter the digits will be the same only the + or - will change. Your meter may have an offset (zero) adjustment that may need a tweak. Where you put the batteries in the series circuit will make no difference what so ever.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Thanks for the info. Don't you think resistance down the line would be additive, causing the current to be higher.. oftentimes, when you have multiple batteries in series, you will have balance issues . Meter can't be that off.
@Graham-ot7bm
@Graham-ot7bm Ай бұрын
@@natesdiysolar Just turn the meter around on the same bit of cable and check. The meter can be influenced by other magnetic fields or cables carrying high DC current. Where the resistance is located in a series circuit makes no difference. IE it could be at the start or the end of the loop. The current flow will be constant and equal at every point in the loop.
@pr5991
@pr5991 Ай бұрын
I installed it but no drilling, solar panel is mounted on the roof rail, wires enter through the back lights. I am using lithium battery, Mppt charger, and super capacitors to start the Prado. I posted the video.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
Nice
@pr5991
@pr5991 Ай бұрын
This will not cut off charging, it will keep pushing amps into battery and overheat and possibly damage the battery. Use $3 more and get PMW and attach it after the converter, the converter will increase the amps and PWM charge controller will control charging.
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
It will just equalize. It does not keep pushing. The voltage does not rise. At 13.8v, the current will be 0.0. At that point, it's just a battery maintainer.
@brianr.1378
@brianr.1378 Ай бұрын
can you put a link to the batteries and the quantities?
@natesdiysolar
@natesdiysolar Ай бұрын
All the links are in the video description. If you have questions about cells and quantity, please contact Becky directly. Info in description.