Finally managed to get the eight lithium iron phosphate cells into my electric bike.
By Julian
Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
Good morning all…
Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
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so how is the LIFEPO4 battery doing? are they holding up?
Plastic tubing such as for aquariums pressed on the studs
I like the suggestion somebody made about connecting cells lined up with bits of threaded rod. Barring that, I would NOT use any sort of spacer that's compressible like the foam is. Also, I've used bits of plastic pen barrel for various things in the past, but that stuff is way too brittle!
where do you purchase the batteries and the holders
Excellent job! Thanks for sharing this informative video! I need to convert a battery source for a 3 wheeled mobility scooter! You gave me hope of success! Thank you for the videos!!!
where to buy those batteries?
Hi , 24v 10Ah battery , 8s 25.6v , full charged is 29.2v
where can I find a battery case like that to buy? what is it called?
Hello, can I use how much current, in the controller and in the motor without damaging?
I've bike += motor, but 2 battery pack on rear rack, so heavy I guess going up hill is more work than if non-electric bike, so I'd love lighter 1s. Does 1 need to separate your new batteries?
So I take it you did not hit 50 mph like those other guys…
What happened to the 18650's?! 🙁
What's the capacity of one LiFePO4 cell? They look so small, and putting 8 in series will not increase the capacity ×8, as you know. Of course the pack is much lighter than the original pack. It's because you also get much less battery capacity (energy, runtime) out of it lol.
you need a 8s bms or a 9 if you want to add another cell for more speed
you should use the 12v 4000mah battery packs there a bit lighter and chaeper