I've had it, buying two new Lead-Acid or Glass-Matt batteries every couple of years. The trouble is that no matter which direction I take from my house, I have hills, hills that are, by all accounts, very detrimental to the service life of these batteries. I switchback numerous times and still have problems.
I do not blow a fuse, whatever it is rated at (20A, 30A...) I will check this rating.
I am looking to obtain an approximte equal to the voltage, but with higher potential for current. The Lead-Acid's just do not have the umph or longevity.
So, a single Lithium a at 24v-28V or two with similar voltage, but with a greater ability to withstand the current draw.
I can get a DC Ammeter (will have to buy one) so that I can determine the current that is being asked of the batteries is first on the list. However, the fuse/circuit breaker rating really should be a good beginning too.
Looking for ideas on what I may be up against. Will the Lithium batteries actually be able to perform better and last longer for the task at hand??
Thanks
I do not blow a fuse, whatever it is rated at (20A, 30A...) I will check this rating.
I am looking to obtain an approximte equal to the voltage, but with higher potential for current. The Lead-Acid's just do not have the umph or longevity.
So, a single Lithium a at 24v-28V or two with similar voltage, but with a greater ability to withstand the current draw.
I can get a DC Ammeter (will have to buy one) so that I can determine the current that is being asked of the batteries is first on the list. However, the fuse/circuit breaker rating really should be a good beginning too.
Looking for ideas on what I may be up against. Will the Lithium batteries actually be able to perform better and last longer for the task at hand??
Thanks