I'm looking for 1 to use as craw home type of thing. like 72 volt 20 amp hr.
60 ah burst , 30 ahr steady. w/ BMS . some thing with a plastic case n
anderson. maybe with pouch cells ? some that has been tryed n proven.
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On 05/10/2016 10:48 AM, ken via EV wrote:
I'm looking for 1 to use as craw home type of thing. like 72 volt 20 amp hr.
60 ah burst , 30 ahr steady. w/ BMS . some thing with a plastic case n
anderson. maybe with pouch cells ? some that has been tryed n proven.
I've bought several such things t
On 10 May 2016 at 11:02, Willie2 via EV wrote:
> Lee will tell you, and I don't question him, that Ping is the quality
> supplier:
> http://www.pingbattery.com/search.php?search_query=72v&x=0&y=0
I don't know about Lee Hart, but I have 3 Ping batteries (so far), and all
have been 100% reliable
The ebike world uses 18650 batteries these days and they are improving
rapidly.
I'd go to lunacycle.com. Their 20 ahr 52V packs go for around $600 - $700
depending on your preferences, they include BMS and they'll do customs.
Chris
I'm looking for 1 to use as craw home type of thing. like 72 vo
Willie2 via EV wrote:
I've bought several such things through AliExpress from 24v up to 144v.
Typically sold as ebike batteries. SB50 connectors are common.
http://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?SearchText=lithium+ebike+batteries
Lee will tell you, and I don't question him, that Ping is the quali
