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I got this one and it is nice. never used a FLIR tho https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B7LMB22Q/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have not yet, but I plan too.

Its something! Thank you!

Perhaps this would be an excellent avenue to discuss further in this thread? I would love to hear everything I can on this.

I love the simple effectiveness of your drawing

There are many clamp meters but not many that work with DC. I wanted a local one and had to go to 4 stores.....

I always loved the edit in that video right after the short. it makes me giggle knowing Will soiled his pants and edited it out.

For sure. Agreed

Do you think this is excessive?

Yes, this happens EVERY time you are AC charging. no matter how. (with the 6000xp anyway.)

Yup, I use a 30 amp breaker and charge at 70 battery amps all the time. Again, the amps in ALL of the 6000xp settings pertains to the battery amps. The reason I only do 70 is to leave room for the loads that may be running.. For instance if you battery charge at 4080 watts and have a 2500 watt...

not sure what box you are talking about, but it sounds like a SOC state of charge control.

yes, only thing you can do is make sure the loads with charging are lower than 24 amps

Kindly name this presenter. Thanks

Oh my!

100 billion is NOTHING when they have printed trillions. This simply hurts us. That is the point.

Yeah, that makes sense, but it doesnt work in the gui. Ill try the code maybe this weekend.

You and me both. I have seen .030 delta at 3.5 and I was like wtf happened!!! OMG

It must not be working. In the GUI version Im charging at 50 amps currently. if I put in 20 it stops charging If I put in 2 it stops if i put in 80 it stops. If I populate both setpoints with corresponding values, it stops charging I have tried decimals but it wont save. No clue over here...

How do you use slow charging parameters? What are yours? It seems anything I enter stops charging completely. What does "divider" mean in this context?

I have to say, at least we are not all using lead acid. That has a whole big box of "ifs" and maintenance. I am sure there are plenty of people on this forum that would disagree but, I am young enough to not have had much to do with lead acid. I am glad for that!

My situation is 8 commercial pre built pouch 50ah 48v batteries in parallel with 1 48v 280k set. I have a victron shunt on each set and the results are interesting. I can tell the discharge curves are different. And I can see that it normalizes after every hard charge or discharge

What did you read on this? What problems could result? I have one strong of each right now

Progress is progress. You should only have to do this once. But I digress, no one should have to do this at all, ever However, this does seem to be the nature of lifepo4 and pre-assembled battery packs weather the user knows it or not. You just happen to be smart and aware.

So knob and tube was indeed a good idea in free air!

Better run out and get some toilet paper!

Fair point! :)

Thats gotta be an awesome feeling

Tell them its not working. It doesnt have batteries because no one told you to have some.

Ever see that stuff burn? I have. Its not good.

With your usage patter,If these batteries were not turned off routinely, that would explain everything. The Battery management system consumes power and I doubt its included in the SOC value displayed.

This may be your clue. This could be caused by SOC drift or perhaps they were never balanced to start with tho from the max voltage at time of event, this doesnt seem the case. Good job with all the pics! Someone here will look at them for 1 minute and have an answer for you.

They must have sold you the one I sent them back! lol Edit: never mind Mine only clocked in at 22.64 amps. I found my email chain. haha

Cause I had a hell of a time getting a warranty replacement on one that had the exact same problem! Customer support was terrible

It it this one?