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 LiTime lithium battery and charger
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09/25/24 01:07 AM
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rlfisher
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I am looking a 12V 50AH battery they have a charger to go with the battery LiTime12V (14.6V) 10A IP67 does anyone know if this charger can be left on or do you need to only charge it before going fishing
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
[Re: rlfisher]
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09/25/24 01:44 AM
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grout-scout
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You should never leave a charger hooked up all of the time. Yes, I know that some people do it; but some people also kill themselves and some people are drug addicts, doesn’t mean they are right.
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
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09/25/24 02:53 AM
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rlfisher
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Thank you grout I guess i really ment leave it on overnight or a couple nights I never leave on over a day two at the most
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
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09/28/24 10:28 AM
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goodman_fishing
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The BMS will cut-off charging as-needed.
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
[Re: rlfisher]
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09/29/24 04:37 PM
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fishinlectrician
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The NocoGenius charger can stay plugged in, and after fully charged,will automatically go to a monitoring phase, taking care of the health of the battery, until youre' ready to go...( the minn kota on board charger does the same thing...)......I use them both for my LiTime batteries....no problems at all...
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
[Re: rlfisher]
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01/03/25 09:41 PM
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shanetx
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Has one had a litime on a 24v trolling motor for extended time that can provide a review? Price seems to good to be true
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
[Re: goodman_fishing]
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01/03/25 10:33 PM
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tmd11111
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The BMS will should cut-off charging as-needed. FIFY
Last edited by tmd11111; 01/03/25 10:34 PM.
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
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01/24/25 02:18 AM
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Stump jumper
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Lithium batteries hold a charge. Charge them to 100% after use and unplug the charger. My boat sat unused for several months. Fishing tomorrow so I checked lithium batteries using Bluetooth. Both TM batteries at 100%. Not so much for AGM cranking battery so I had to hook up charger.
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
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#15317260
01/29/25 01:43 PM
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Fence_Man_77
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About two years ago, I bought a 100 AH, 12 V lithium battery for my live scope set up, and it has been really good.
I ordered it from a company called select solar in Sulphur Springs. It was $329. However, they want to charge you a $100 shipping fee as they claim it is hazardous material which I think is a bogus charge.
The thing I like about it most is how it stays fully charged for days and doesn’t budge off of 13.1 V
The thing I do not like about it is how bulky and heavy it is as my live scope set up is portable, and I take it from my boat here in Texas to my boat in southern Illinois.
There are other lithium options. I have seen online at the same price point to where you do not have to pay the $100 shipping fee.
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Re: LiTime lithium battery and charger
[Re: fishinlectrician]
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01/31/25 12:56 AM
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Fence_Man_77
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Noco makes great products, very durable and pretty reasonable prices as well. I’m glad someone suggested them to me several years ago.
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