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@@myyoutube6619 if you meant the shelf, it's 92 x 150 x 54cm www.bunnings.com.au/pinnacle-920-x-1500-x-540mm-3-tier-urban-series-industrial-workbench-920-x-1500-x-540mm_p0145141

yes, Rampage and Rampage World Tour are on it.

@@paullyngkuist2906 No swelling. Some of the packs in this setup are over 4 years old the cells still look the same as the day I got them.

We are off-grid so I don't pay for electricity anymore. In Australia electricity price is very expensive.

I've been running this setup over 4 years without any problem, I don't know what you are trying to say.

@@gaboaaa23 yes you can do that and build your own controller to fit in the 1up housing or just buy the Switch Fighting Stick and 2 Mayflash Magic-NS adapter and use the 1up original monitor.

@@manwithfewwords3954 sorry, ive putted it in the wrong way! :) What ive ment is if its possible to use the standard controllers(joystick, buttons) with a new HDMI Monitor and the retro arcade box mod(with the many games)? Or do i have to buy some other stuf to use the standard controllers with the hdmi monitor? Cause I dont want to pend 100 Euro on thi Dell Monitor.

@@gaboaaa23 If you buy the 3 items listed in the link you don't need to buy anything else for this mod. The Switch Fighting Stick comes with PCB that you connect to the original 1up monitor and you connect ArcadeBox hdmi to this PCB, you don't need to buy any monitor.

@@manwithfewwords3954 i see! But i wanted to swap the monitor on the 30th aniversay mortal kombat cabinet, cause there is a TN panel monitor in it and it looks so washed out if you watch it from the side. Also, do you know wich arcade box I should get? Saw so many of them.....

@@72chiefruse Not sure,I think you should get the NS1

@@laurentsosson1739 If they are all SmartSolar, you can setup a VE.Smart network so they can communicate with each other via Bluetooth. Make sure they are up to date with the same firmware.

Hello I have another question about the lynx distributor on my solar installation I have 5 strings so 5 mptt smarsolar 150/35 they all have their 40A mega fuse fuse I was wondering if it was possible to connect the 5 smarsolar 150/35 directly to a lynx connector with a 200A fuse? possible? because otherwise I have to buy 2 lynx (expensive) to connect 4 individual smart solar (6MM²) on each lug of the first lynx and 2 others on the second lynx with the multiplus 800VA in all 7 locations on the 2 lynx no risk of gathering all the mptt in 6MM on 1 lug of 50MM²?

@@laurentsosson1739I can help with the questions

@@Politismos88 It will not work if your cell voltage are too low. Charge the cells and try again, and have you try with a different multimeter?

@@manwithfewwords3954 the B+ from balancer was not conected… i just use daly bms and they dont need B+ 😅👍

@@ymarrakanube7861 You're welcome.

@@ricardoatilano56 With 8S1P I can monitor every single cell in my system with the JK app.

@@JovanasWorld-cr2hm You can connect this mod to a pc running Batocera and use light guns on it.

@@JovanasWorld-cr2hm th-cam.com/video/_fjTCC5bBJM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZEmxWt0-Tvtuwzeq

@@manwithfewwords3954how about connecting it to Nintendo switch and using the Nintendo shot gun with joy-con?

I don't have the Ant bms to test. Can you try it out and let us know if it work.

@@thestoicloser link for bms a.aliexpress.com/_mOXjLDI You should do a capacity test on all the cells to make sure they are not damaged from the short. Insulate you tools with tape before you work on the batteries.

@@reginaldpotts2037 Thanks, will change to those eve when the agm die.

@@ismailabdalla5927 yes you can use a circuit breaker.

It should work right out of the box.Talk to your supplier maybe they can help you.

No ground cable

I don't have the REPT to compare but I heard they are good too.

edison cells 1.2 volts each and you can regenerate them indefianaly and last decades

Thanks for watching.

23.4” (H) 20.5” (W) 30” (D)

press START to bring up the main menu,scroll down to controllers settings and select CONFIGURE A CONTROLLER

@@manwithfewwords3954 it takes me straight into configuration I just don't know what to do for analog stick or look over shoulder buttons

copy and paste from my other post "I started this project with a Victron Multiplus ii 24/5000 inverter and then got another 24/5000 connected in parallel shortly after, I never had any issue with it so decided to stick with 24V, but if I have to start all over again I would go with 48V to save money on cabling and buying fewer BMS."

@@manwithfewwords3954 Thank you dear I use 48v Chinese hybrid inverter to power my home with no issues I also have 2 inverter Victron Quattro 24/5000 and two solar charger 150/100 & 100/50 Cebro gx Smartshunt Lynx Distributor. Didn’t install yet What do you advise me to do? Should I stick to the Chinese inverter with a 48 volt system or should I switch to a victron system with 24 volts?

@@saifsky It is up to you if you want to switch over, if it was me with all those Victron gears in hand I would swap over because they are more efficient and I like to monitor the whole system with the Victron app and VRM portal. There is nothing wrong with a 24v system as long as you use the correct fuse and cables.

Did you put the multimeter in diode mode? It shouldn't show battery voltage if it's in diode mode.

@@manwithfewwords3954 I didn't have the B-- of the BMS attached to the battery (this was mentioned below!) Now we're in business and BMS has been awoken!

I started this project with a Victron Multiplus ii 24/5000 inverter and then got another 24/5000 connected in parallel shortly after. I never have any problem with it so decided to stick with 24V. As for the AGM system,l got the 2 Victron 24/3000 and batteries for dirt cheap that's why it's a 24V system as well. They are still running well, I won't get rid of them yet. TrinaSolar TSM-415DE09R.08 static.trinasolar.com/sites/default/files/Datasheet_VertexS_DE09R.08%20EN_2023_Aus_A_web_0.pdf

@@manwithfewwords3954 thanks for the answer. I also want to know, of the components in your solar station, batteries are a lot of money, 280? I want to know, did your solar station generate the most energy for you and the least generate energy for you? What is the energy consumption of your home?

It was the only thing I had at the time, I'm now using a mini pc with Batocera.

Yes. I was too invested with 24v from the beginning, it's working perfectly so I'm stuck with it. Will change to 48V in future if the inverters fail.

just pull out the balance wire plug on the bms.

There is no master/slave, just connect them all in parallel.

@@manwithfewwords3954 grazie

@@manwithfewwords3954 quindi la tensione si allinea da sola, non c’è problema se una e diversa dall’altra?

⁠You should top balance all the cells/pack to the same voltage before you parallel them,you don't want inrush current going to the weakest pack initially.

Grazie mille, farò quanto detto , farò il top balance delle celle, un’altra cosa in scarica prende la corrente in tutti i pacchi batteria?

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Connect all Positive together, and all Negative together using 2 busbars. Watch the video below, all the parts are listed in the comments section. th-cam.com/video/FZFE4ImVzF0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZMMUOd5a805YJQZF

@@manwithfewwords3954 Thank you dear. This is to connect cells. I want to know if I have 3 or 4 48v 100ah battery packs with bms. how to connect them parallel to increase backup? You also do that in your setup.

@@parmeetsingh2381 use this busbars a.aliexpress.com/_mM0jy14 to connect the battery pack in parallel.

All the banks are connected in parallel and each bank have their own bms.

I have 16 banks connected in parallel and all banks have its own JK bms. th-cam.com/video/FZFE4ImVzF0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=S6hzGMqopjg85ZiH

@@manwithfewwords3954 wow Excelent Job! Thanks!

@@manwithfewwords3954 realmente asombroso tu Trabajo. Te juro que hare cuando menos 2 Bancos de esos! Saludos desde Mexico!