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Latest Posts
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Is it better to use LiTime 4-pack 48V 30Ah GC2 rather than 2 48V 100ah ? -
Fantastic idea, thanks to all for sharing your feedback.
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!2v is continuously charged from the pack via the DC to DC, this is rated to a pack voltage of well over 80v . Its really worth turning off the pack (lead or Li ) and checking the 12v battery after about 10 mins. If its showing under 12v replace it. We are seeing a lot of the 12v battery dying at two to three years old. You dont see it normally as the DC to DC just tops it up., but that will flatten a pack in about two weeks. -
I didn't change either of those and everything works just fine. I'm still using the original 12v battery. -
Is it necessary to change the 12v battery to lithium as well? Does the converter that converts 48v to 12v have to be changed out to?
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