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    I added a 51.2V golf cart battery for almost 10kWh of lithium power

    Just as an update, I just purchase a 51.2V battery with 160Ah and will be testing that battery next. This will get me to around 18kWh of power. I will not mention the brand of the battery as people may think I am pushing it.
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    I added a 51.2V golf cart battery for almost 10kWh of lithium power

    I get it and I only posted because I wanted to share my idea. I do not get paid by Vevor for using their battery and I do not get any commission for sales. Feel free to use whatever battery you like, I am just trying to share the idea as it is really about spending a long weekend off grid...
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    I added a 51.2V golf cart battery for almost 10kWh of lithium power

    Moderator, it seems like people on this forum are not interested in my idea, feel free to delete this post as it seems to have caused people issues..
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    I added a 51.2V golf cart battery for almost 10kWh of lithium power

    I do not think I was allowed to post a video on this forum, maybe I did and it was deleted?
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    I added a 51.2V golf cart battery for almost 10kWh of lithium power

    Wow, I did not post a video, just trying to share my idea. I thought people would like to hear about a a different way of powering a boat for off-grid use.
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    I added a 51.2V golf cart battery for almost 10kWh of lithium power

    So what did you think, I have some people trashing the idea as to much work but I thought it was straight forward.
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    I added a 51.2V golf cart battery for almost 10kWh of lithium power

    I have been trying to figure out how I can spend an extended amount of time off grid on my boat and I came up with added a golf cart battery to my system and it work perfectly. I am creating video documents of this journey as I will be adding solar panels next as well as a DC to DC charger.
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