I agree... It's great to see more content from WilltoBuild. He even updated his logo. I wish the best for this dude. Ya'll like a subscribe.. For me, he takes the time to explain everything that Will P. just skips over because everything is "common knowledge" to Will P.... and I love his content to... but... I digest this way easier.
@@TheWilltoBuild Dude. Keep at it. I'm going to challenge you to upload a bit more. You already have 4k humans that think you're semi cool. That's a big deal. With the tools in your shop, and space you have at your disposal...you can create endless content. You have a thing that you might not know you have... you just gotta do it. Do: diy cheap solar mounts, do DIY suntracking solar mounts. Do woodworking, do solar AC and heating with mini splits... do whatever you want.. just film and edit and upload. You'll have an audience. In two years you will not need your day job. Trust me. -Patrick
The temperature control on the heater works by turning the heater elements on and off so its no good for measuring capacity on the basis of elapsed time to discharge or limiting the power drawn from the inverter. Still, you have some nice cells and an BMS now - nothing to scoff at! Bonus video too. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah fair point, although it was about 40 degrees in a large shed so there was no way it was ever going to meaningfully heat the room. It ran constantly during the test. The BMS itself though does seem to have some sort of amperage measurement (that appeared to be accurate) and monitors the state of charge that way, and that is how I was hoping to measure the capacity, not through a timed test (apologies if that wasn't clear in the video). Unfortunately my inverter couldn't take the cells below three volts each.
Thanks! EZEAL sent me an email, and I've been considering an order from them. They are a little more expensive than Docan's domestic warehouse, and I haven't seen any reviews from trusted sources about EZEAL before now. I might give both suppliers a try with a small order first because I'm gearing up for another larger purchase soon.
I was going to buy 48 eve cells from 18650 battery store and they are telling me that there is no need to compress them, but did put anything in between the cells or not have heard anything about orion bms thanks
Awesome to see more content from you! It’s been a while. Your videos were by far the most helpful when i built my battery.
I agree... It's great to see more content from WilltoBuild. He even updated his logo. I wish the best for this dude. Ya'll like a subscribe.. For me, he takes the time to explain everything that Will P. just skips over because everything is "common knowledge" to Will P.... and I love his content to... but... I digest this way easier.
Thanks for the really kind words! It's great hearing they were useful and I'm happy to be back making content again.
@@TheWilltoBuild Dude. Keep at it. I'm going to challenge you to upload a bit more. You already have 4k humans that think you're semi cool. That's a big deal.
With the tools in your shop, and space you have at your disposal...you can create endless content. You have a thing that you might not know you have... you just gotta do it. Do: diy cheap solar mounts, do DIY suntracking solar mounts. Do woodworking, do solar AC and heating with mini splits... do whatever you want.. just film and edit and upload. You'll have an audience.
In two years you will not need your day job. Trust me.
-Patrick
Hello very nice and instructional video. The Ampeak inverter are the fans noisy.
The temperature control on the heater works by turning the heater elements on and off so its no good for measuring capacity on the basis of elapsed time to discharge or limiting the power drawn from the inverter.
Still, you have some nice cells and an BMS now - nothing to scoff at! Bonus video too.
Thanks for sharing.
Yeah fair point, although it was about 40 degrees in a large shed so there was no way it was ever going to meaningfully heat the room. It ran constantly during the test.
The BMS itself though does seem to have some sort of amperage measurement (that appeared to be accurate) and monitors the state of charge that way, and that is how I was hoping to measure the capacity, not through a timed test (apologies if that wasn't clear in the video). Unfortunately my inverter couldn't take the cells below three volts each.
@@TheWilltoBuild Thanks - that filled in some gaps for me. I find it so useful to discuss - I learn from it and I hope others do too.
Thanks! EZEAL sent me an email, and I've been considering an order from them. They are a little more expensive than Docan's domestic warehouse, and I haven't seen any reviews from trusted sources about EZEAL before now. I might give both suppliers a try with a small order first because I'm gearing up for another larger purchase soon.
I hope you great success with your sharing.
Thank you.
I was going to buy 48 eve cells from 18650 battery store and they are telling me that there is no need to compress them, but did put anything in between the cells or not have heard anything about orion bms thanks
Hey! Can you tell anything good about QSO (Shenzhen Qishou) prismatic lifepo4 cells?
Thank you for skipping over connecting to the Bluetooth, Still no power through BMS.
I have ordered these Chinese battery, two months now not received.
Did you order from Ezeal?
We are located in Houston Texas, and our shipping time is 3-7 days.
@@ezealllc if I order them from you, will I receive them my country is United Republic of Tanzania.
@@lottolotto1454 Yes we can ship them to Tanzania.
I don't think there is a problem with extra "finders fees" if you really believe in a product. Let the reputation with integrity guide.
I guess I agree, but just FYI I didn't get any finders fees or extra payment here, just some free cells.
@@TheWilltoBuild a worker is worth his pay so good for you. pb
Hello, can I contact you by Email about the battery assembly?
Hello blogger. I subscribe to you. Where can I ask you more related questions.