Boost Your Ham Radio Setup with the VATRER 50Ah LiFePO4 Battery | K7SW Ham Radio Review

[@hamradiowithkevin]

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[@BigJohnsHamShack]

I have their 50ah and their 20ah battery. Bench tested them both in the bench and it exceeds their advertised stats. 100% will buy again!

[@dreupen]

Nice video. Folks may consider a DIY battery. I just built a 105 AH LiFePO4 battery. The 4 prismatic cells just nicely fit in a U1 battery box. I used a JBD-SP04S020 4S 120A LiFePO4 BMS which has low temperature cut off and is controlled via Bluetooth app. I had the BMS left over from a previous 560AH battery build for my sailboat, but new would cost $60. Alternatively, one could get a basic BMS for about $12. In the end, the 105AH battery cost me $115 for the cells plus $12 for a NOCO U1 battery box. Looks and works great. I can send phots if interested.

[@Abby-r1z]

It looks like a very good battery, I will buy it now😀

[@KK6USYHamRadioAdventures]

Nice review Kevin, I have one coming soon and will do a similar test.

[@hamradiowithkevin]

Thanks Chuck, yes these batteries are a perfect fit. I look forward to your video

[@ericramirez6043]

That’s a neat battery. Would probably last a decade running a QRP rig!😅 nice review as always Kevin.

[@hamradiowithkevin]

Thanks I appreciate that.

[@Thomas-ZET]

Not a bad price for the battery, really like it, thanks for sharing