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2.5 Kg Lithium Starter Battery.


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I am surprised that there is not more interest.

The battery performs stupendously. I jump started a dead battery the other day, started better than lead acid and I had to crank over the work hack due to some faulty electrics and it just kept on cranking.

These batteries have a very flat discharge curve so keep cranking hard for some time.

More videos to come to demonstrate how much power in such a small package.

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G'day Turbotrana

Very interested! I actually watched your youtube uploads and was quite impressed. As our turbo engines have relatively low compression I wouldn't expect the current draw to be too high. Be sure to let us know when you have the group buy ready!

Cheers,

Chris

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Sounds interesting...

Keen to see how they pan out a little longer term before I commit, but sounds awesome.

15kg's is a lot of weight to save for a component as small as a battery!

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Its not only weight, its packaging also. I got another 5 batteries that are going into cars for durability testing to appease those sceptics. I am also trying to get my hands on a newly invented battery balancing circuit that I think will be better than traditional balancing circuits. So far so good.

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Sounds very interesting.. I'd be keen but as other would like to see how they go over a longer period of time.. Or until you'd sell with a warranty, once your sure they are sweet..

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