600,000mAh DIY Power Pack build
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Its not Click Bait 200 cells x 3000mah = 600,000mAh AKA as 2.2kWh
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"Bomb has been planted"😂
hobbyforge.tech/?post_type=product Funny you should mention it.
The enemy has the bomb
@@amr.3k Counter Strike xD
hahaha, the same image in my mind too. hahaha
looks more like search and destroy case from cod
now try to get that through airport security
lol that's what i was thinking, airport security will be like "what kind of a bomb is this"?
@@Aman78628 not bomb an EMP
@@Dnoxl It IS a bomb. Li-ion batteries are extremely unstable - one wrong move and the suitcase will burst into flames like Note 7.
@@dorukayhanwastaken yea ur rigt ._. forgot it is lithium
It exceeds the 100 watt hour limit. Some laptop batteries get close to this so it would for sure not be allowed anywhere near an airplane.
Why do you gotta wrap the 18650? To insulate them?
Yes, you don’t want to short these, 100% chance you will if you don’t wrap them
@@jehugarcia thanks!
Oh hey just realized who was asking. You down for some battery project?
@@jehugarcia i don't have any plans for one right now. Just learning.
@@JerryRigEverything how about now?
This is a hell of a vape mod.
Igor Toebe hahaha imagine the large obnoxious vape cloud from that fucker 🤣
That's exactly I was thinking...how many months can I vape with this thing attached to my mode which I vape roughly at 45W with .35 ohms coils ha ha ha
@@swedishmapper6235 kkkkk five months straight no doubt
No thanks. I'll wait for the 600,000,000uAh version, which will be way more impressive. Until then, my 600Ah battery will do me fine.
Just what I thought
just *one* of the 3,000mAh batteries is enough
Tyler Collins didn’t Bill Gates say no one should need more than 640Ah?
Sean Batt just built a nuclear reactor in your suitcase
600Ah = 600,000mAh which is what he made in the video?
If anyone wants to know the price, it's (excluding shipping and tax)
Case - $74.47
Battery Modules - $22.72 x 14 = $318.08
BMS - $49.00 x 2 = $98.00
Batteries - $730.00
Total about $1220.55 + shipping/tax/fees
F I was wonder about that and it sounds to to good. In my area power can be knocked out 4 ti times a year it sucks tho the worst was 1 day
that's not a terrible price for what it can do. it would cost that for two good 12vdc deep cell lead acid batteries but they would weigh a ton more
Expensive
erik king
In my area power gets knocked out 0 times around for like every 10-15 years.... My building had got a stable electricty and that wire is handling electricty even before i was born!!
And increase that price by 40% if you are using Australian pesos to buy everything (And add a few hundred more for shipping since Americans love charging stupid shipping prices) then add another 10% due to Scott Morrisons bullshit tax
600,000,000uAh !…
600,000,000,000nAh !!!…
600,000,000,000,000pAh !!!
**explosions**
600, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000 yAh !!!!!!!!!
0,6kAh? Is that all? 😂
but can it run Crysis?
@@Zeppelinlv2007 lol
0.0000006GAh?
Take this to school and you’ll be the “plug” for charging phones.
I wouldn't want to carry that on my back throughout the day
That amazon basics case isnt cheap lol.
Might as well go with a real pelican case while you’re at it
yeah, Harbor Freight has cases that size for half the price, and if you shop around the second-hand market you can go even cheaper.
And the Amazon basics case is probably made by slaves in china. Amazon fully supports slavery, but I'm fully against slavery which is why I no longer do business with them.
He did it so he can get a larger Amazon basics commission
Nice system!
Tip for the standoff posts - if they had left and right threads, then you wouldn't have to disassemble the entire pack from the end just to change a cell in the middle!
My friend Garcia needs to explore Quick connect unions or combine left handed treads.
You're giving me too many projects to do, Jehu, I'm trying to save up for a holiday!
Can u show us how to connect a solar panels to this??
Nice project! I had to build my own battery suitcase too.
I am an astro-photographer and I've got to have enough power for 2 cameras, peltier cooler, a laptop and heavy tracking mount to last for 2 nights in a row in a middle of a desert.
I couldn't find such a battery off-the-shelf so building one was my only option.
Do you have build information up on a site or video?
what did you end up doing? thats why im here
@@ddxfs Hi, I had 4 e-bike batteries lying around So I made a case for them from an old toolbox. Added several dc-dc voltage regulators and plugs for different gear. And it held on nicely for 2 nights in a row.
Funny that you wrote it today. It got stolen yesterday from my roof observatory together with almost all my astro gear. (
@@denispol79 damn sorry. hope you had insurance :(
@@ddxfs Thanks, i'm still in a denial stage. ) We have a rather small astro-community in my country. And everyone knows my gear, if it will pop somewhere, I'll know.
It's not 600,000mAh
It's 91,000mAh
2200wh / 24V = 91AH
He is using 200 Batteries with 3000mAh each, totalling 600,000mAh. The nominal Voltage of the cells is 3.6 Volts. Multiply those two and you get just shy of 2.2 kWh. I don't know where you got your 91Ah from.
@@maximilianraab18 you are a moron
The cells are not wired up as one giant 3.7V battery, they are wired up as a 24V battery, series connections increase the voltage but not the amp hours, 91AH multiplied by 24V is 2200wh
Similarly, you can invert that equation to determine that 2200wh divided by 24V equals 91AH
It's a very basic calculation that I learned when I was 15
13:00 there's a kind of regulation:
Never switch negative!
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less than 22W 32" LED TV ? where can i find one?
YOU DIDNT ASNWER!!!! WHY IN THE SUITCASE NOT IN BACKPACK OR SUPERMARKET BAG..../!?!?!?!?!?!?
When I saw your powerwall boards I wasn't the biggest fan because of the added cost and "complexity" but I knew where you were coming from in designing them and getting them to production.... but this is a PERFECT example of it's benefits, how cool is that, and in a few years you can replace the cells if you want to upgrade... I love it!
yeah and I weigh 70,000mg and I have to drive 50,000,000mm to work everyday for 3,600,000ms which takes 5,000ml of gas, what a life
Anything about temperatures? how thermal issues? How long do you need to charge it?
maybe needs a year to charge not a big deal you know
I feel like you could actually charge it fairly quickly if you connected it directly to a house circuit breaker properly
TNT_AND_THE_FLAME yup. Once. You could definitely charge it quickly at least once.
@@tomzweifel Do people not know anything about lithium ion? It is very particular about how much current it can take at once. Otherwise, we would just be hooking raw copper wire into our iphone and jamming it into a wall outlet for 100% charge lmfao
I would make above the cells themselves a passive radiator with think copper heat pipes that will go between 2 rows of batteries and you open the lid when charging or discharging to dissipate the heat and when you transport it you have it closed and weather sealed , and also heat indicators and switches to not allow the pack to overheat or underheat allowing a heating element to be powered and heat the heat pipes if you are under 5 degrees celsius.(i see he has room for that in that case and if not we go 1 step bigger)
Well, it really wouldn't be 600,000mAh unless you connect them all in parallel...
Out of curiosity. Have you done any vibration or drop testing with this? I am thinking if I were off road and it fell off the tailgate how would it hold up? Not talking any crazy 10 foot drops or super vibration just normal transport in a vehicle. Love the build!
How do you charge this?
in order to charge that you need to have a Wardenclyffe Tower :)
You have to replace the battery’s :)
For an *Aeroplane* to fly, how many of these suitcases will sufficient.
Depends on Hiw Long the flight must last and the Power Draw of the Motor that turns the propeller or Propellers.
If you were asking whether you can take this to an airport than you won't be allowed to fly with it.
Why not 600 million microamp-hour? I think this is a more appropriate unit.
He wrote 600.000 mAh because most powerbanks are messured in mAh
Yes. It's dumb.
I've would have used 2,16 trillion microampseconds myself.
Just saw that someone else made a similar comment 2 weeks ago. Didn't appear on my first visit...
Hey you forgot to install a countdown timer 13:55 :)
🤓
And more colored wires to make it harder to kill the timer
@@HDestroyer787 and add the pulsing beep sound :)
The title is confusing and wrong (click bait indeed), your battery is not 600Ah, that would be at what voltage? at 3,65v exactly but it is a 7s system not 1s so at nominal voltage 25,2v its a 87Ah battery. You confirm that by saying its a 2,2kWh system - obviously :P
Yeah its confusing when the voltage isn't stated as well.
Many power banks do this as well. I have a 6s Anker powerbank they rate at 20,000mAh but don't explicitly say the voltage. Fortunately they list the watt-hour capacity which is a better unit for overall capacity.
@@bryanjk Exactly, unless the voltage is explicitly stated we should always use watt hours as a measure of capacity to be able to compare different batteries
Voltage can be regulated. Capacity is what he's building for.
@China shorts It doesn’t work like that, because you increase voltage by putting bateries in series and increase capacity (and max current output) by putting them in parallel. He made 28 individual battery packs from 7 batteries in series which gives you 24ish volts and 3000 mAh and then he conected them together in parallel, so the capacity will be 28 * 3000 mAh. If he wanted 600 000 mAh, he would have to put them all in parallel and he would make only 3,6 V. It works like this, because of the law about conservation of energy.
Nice build, some notes: make sure to point out that the 'bare' cells were covered in transparent shrink wrap or some people might get the wrong idea here, you'll need some insulation between the modules in case a battery every shakes loose (for instance: because the suitcase is dropped), you need some hard foam and softer foam inside that to protect the cells if this is used in mobile/vehicular applications (and given that it is a suitcase that should be assumed), and you should use silicone sealant around all ports for plugs, displays and so on to stop moisture due to condensation from creeping into the case.
I'd also use thicker wiring in case of 100A, what you have there might just live through that but given the fact that if it doesn't it is asking for catastrophic failure it is better to use something a bit thicker, and to tie it down properly. Nice choice of case, self isolating so that at least avoids the mistake many of the people building transportable packs make (they use a steel case and then don't properly line it causing serious issues in the longer term).
How has it been holding up over time?
Silicone wire has a much higher ampacity. 200°c rating vs 90°c
Hay alguna posibilidad que hagas videos en español.??
first thought about the heat that would be generated then realized this could explode. bomb tutorial? i think it has potential
ha ha ha
Your 7s PCB is great. You should do a LiFePO4 PCB for 24V and 48V systems as well.
I actually just finished working on a 3D printable design for the battery holders, and one of the included presets (thanks to the design I used as a base) is a holder for a 26650 LiFePo4 cell. I've loaded it on Thingiverse here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3824557
Please note I can't make any promises about my 3D printable design, ESPECIALLY WITH REGARDS TO SAFETY! however I did make it exactly for people like yourself, and/or as an inexpensive alternative.
24V DC from the battry to 120V AC from the inverter to 240v DC from the car charger into the car.... You are easily going to louse %30-%40 of your power just by Converting and stepping up and down so much. This is very inefficient.
I'd recommend covering the stand-offs with heatshrink insulation. That's a lot of current to have on naked bus bars floating around like that.
If this was sold as a kit approximately how much would the components cost
Probably a little over 1k depending on where you get your parts you could be
+\- a few hundred
referring to mAh for battery size is like using inches to describe speed. I'm moving at 600,000 inches.
But every powerpack manufacturer uses mah to describe capacity. If you are above average you should be able to figure out how much capacity this has. But if you are an average joe with a 10,000mah power pack, then you also can easily figure out how big this battery pack is compared to what you can buy.
600.000 mA/h = 600 A/h better with short numbers not to impress
Jehu excellent video , and powering does Tesla was awesome ... Tesla Gas Can .. lol ... ( Latin Power , si se puede !!!)
this would be a hell of Vaping Time !!!! :D
Charging that beast would cost in Germany ~ 0,65€
get a solar panel and a charge controller charge for free :-)
my balcony is full of solar panels so it is possible to do in a apartment block, just dont make them to visible
@@georg841984 this would cost me much more money to buy than i spend for electricity
Hi how can I source such a kit in South Africa??
Hey Jehu - Quick question, how warm did the case and battery get while discharging (9A) when charging the Tesla? Do you think it needs some sort of cooling solution or was it fine? Great video. Love your channel and keep up the good work. Cheers from Australia :)
it would be intereting to add a PC liquid cooling system to it.
Nice tutorial considering to build a smaller version of it. It's good but you get pylontech 3.5kWh with 48V peak 73A, sustained 37A in a 19 inch rack with handles for $820.
You have finally answered my prayers!!!! Thank you
If my math is right, that's equivalent to 1.575 kilograms of TNT in terms of energy. That same battery pack could also charge my phone's battery 120 times. My moto E4 plus phone battery is relatively large, so it could recharge other phones even more. Lastly, to maximize battery life, try not to let it go below 40% capacity and, if you're really daring, not above 80%
that powerbank is too heavy for my iphone 5c ....
Have you tried 9 V DC Bat on the cigarette 12 V DC Extension. It will get your call thru.
It's what my Panasonic EB-2501 car phone needs!
PooorMan-DIY I feel your pain
@@nothsim thanks for your sympathy ... you make me feel better ..
Power suitecase
Is 600,000mAh=600Ah?
Shame the maths a wrong. He didn't use ohms law. He is saying 200x3000mAh but it's a 7s pack. Thus 200/7=28.5 thus 28p7s. 196x3000mah. 28x3000mAh=84Ah.
84Ah x 24v = 2.01Kwh.
@Mykel Hardin ohms law V=IxR, the amps are still only 3000mah x 28 thus not 600Ah.
Man its alot cheaper than I thought. Makes me want to make a 12v version for my sailboat.
just converted my sailboat to electric. I needed to go with a 48v system for my 36' boat.
Why don't you get ten chinese 2000,000mAh powebanks and build a 74KWatts powerwall briefcase? /s
Just imagine walking through TSA with this. Tsa: how many maH you carrying. Me: just a little over 600 thousand.
well that number of 600,000mAh of capacity if a good click bait but for dont do the number so longet y can just put 60Ah and will be the same number
Nice intro :
"Hey .. let's talk about batteries" :D
how can people from EU , get those PCB kits ? (and everything else being sold on your website)? Cheers!
Great video, thank you. 600,000mAh = 600Ah, times 24V = 14400Wh = 14.4 KWh. Please clarify.
Jesus Bermudez It isn’t “times 24”. You have to take the cell voltage which is about ~3.7V. So 600 * 3.7 = 2.22kWh.
Arent them kits like 80$ a pop? 14 of them and 2 cases of them batteries your looking at a battery that cost thousands of dollars to build if I'm hearing this right, and that price doesn't count all the extra items, can you put up a price list on this,I want to built a powerwall but it shouldn't cost ne thousands of dollars
Very like you video? thank's!
How to charge such a kit from 220v?
Thank you, now from Ukraine, some advices realy help)
What happened to the parts list "In the description"? All I see is "People and Blogs"!
If George Lopez and Ernie had a baby what would he look like, I didn’t say it, but you did think it...
I dont know how I can fit this case into my backpack.
I think there are so few battery cases on the market is because you buy the thing to have power while traveling... but such a big battery isn't allowed on airplanes... so what is the point than?
Its satisfying to see the cells get plugged in the boards.
ikr? its neat that the standoffs are actually used to complete the circuit as well.. i hate soldering and the idea of screw-in stand offs is appealing
So to charge this batter bank just connect them to 24V solar panel????
I would make above the cells themselves a passive radiator with think copper heat pipes that will go between 2 rows of batteries and you open the lid when charging or discharging to dissipate the heat and when you transport it you have it closed and weather sealed , and also heat indicators and switches to not allow the pack to overheat or underheat allowing a heating element to be powered and heat the heat pipes if you are under 5 degrees celsius.(i see he has room for that in that case and if not we go 1 step bigger)
Cost for those batterys in 2021 is $630 down from $730 when the video was made
Hold my Beer, My turn to try this! love it. BTW
Is this a power bank or
A Nuclear Atomic Bomb
That Can Destroy A Whole Country🤣
Super Awesome Build! But I think that your mAh Calculation is a little off.
It should be more like 85,000mAh. Since you had a 24V system you had 7 cells in series to get that voltage, but Ah don't add in series, only the voltage does. So you essentially have 28 24V 3000mAh batteries in parallel, 28x3000= 84,000mAh @ 24V. Which then gives you 84Ah x 24V = 2.04kWh.
They actually appear they are in 7s 2p configuration, thus (each board) creating a 24v battery that has a capacity of 6000 mAh(3000 mAh per side). The video is confusing, but if you think of it as 14 (boards) batteries that are paralled together 6000 mAh each, you come up with 84000 mAh, which would be equal to 2016 Wh @ 24v...
Now that makes more sense
how long can it power my inverter window type aircon? i will only opened my aircon 8 pm to 7 am in the morning for the first day.. how many days i can use it?
Damn, everyone thought I was crazy adding four 18650 cells to my phone.
That sounds pretty cool. Might give it a go in the near future.
Dang glad I looked thru the comments, yinlong Batts all the way.
Stop being dramatic it's 600AH!
How many hours takes to charge the 600,000mah battery???
Lets just keep it at "Firehazard in a box"
Super bomb value is here
If with Note7
This can be great for camping. :)
I think Server 45W - 90W 19 V DC only
Go to harbor freight for the case it is half the price and very good quality
Can you not build a dc to dc converter and charge the car with its dc input? Less energy wasted.
So how come this wouldn’t need a cooling fan? Doesn’t produce enough heat?
Li-Ion should not get hot in use, if they do you have problems (and I hope your insurance is good).
Everyone needs to STOP with the MAH!!!!!!!!!!!!! For fucks sake. Its AH. Don't give me 600,000MAH BS!!! Its still 600AH keep that (M) off the books from now on. Damn, that frustrates the hell out of me.
What monster of a refrigerator do you have ?^^ Mine needs 100 kWh a year
Didn't watch the video. Just clicked this to state that saying 600,000 mAh is stupid. 600 Ah.
The prefix mili states x10^-3
Yeah but the powerbank industry use this dirty marketing scam to sell their product and the average person watching this video will definitely be less likely to know that 600Ah is way bigger than 20,000mah for example, this video is for general people not for those who know the difference
Maybe you could make some camper van battery based on that system?
So it could be charged both from 12VDC car alternator and solar.
What was the final price of the build? Great video!
IT'S A SHIT LOAD!!!
Jehu needs to chill with all these expensive builds, were not all on his level, we're not all making that youtube money.....
@@thesmoothgoat Aparentemete are two 7s in parallel but it is difficult to understand, I would like jehugarcia to separate or divide it to be able to do it in two steps. Excellent projects Greetings.
@@arizarturo I know exactly what he did its not difficult at all. I been following jehu for a while now and completely understand everything he does. I have built my own 400ah 18650 mini powerwall working great. My point is for simply charging small devices a 12v system would be better... a 4s system is the way to go for this.
~$1500 USD
1300€
Hi Jehu I was just thinking just wondering if you can help answer this simple questions, can you build a Tesla supercharger for home use, I have seen Tesla supercharger on the road that can charge a full charge of Tesla car for less then an hour second question does this supercharger damage batteries?
Yes anything is possible but you need access to proprietary Tesla tech and a 100kwh battery pack capable of 200kw output, at least
Ive been in construction engineering for the vast majority of my career, and I find this stuff interesting and at the same time amazing. Recently I have been looking into battery packs, alternative energy etc. Hoping to install my first solar panel soon to feed a specific part of our house. Want to test the system by utilizing the energy exclusively in that area. Built my first power “go box” this past week.
Jay- Rus KI5JHX That’s great. I’m looking to do the same
As an electrical engineering student. Don't believe the free energy stuff, and make sure you put in the correct fuzes. Don't cheap out on solar panels, as cheap solar panels will die before the savings turn into a profit. Do the calculations beforehand, as an engineer you should be able to do the simple maths. Just make sure your circuit is fault proof, and under no circumstances work on the system while power is on it(breakers are awesome for that, even in different parts of the circuit) and don't leave any wires exposed, always check that, it happens to the best of us. And last up, don't cheap out on the mounting for the panels either. Panels can easily be moved by the wind, which is not a fun time when they fall and crack, that's something the person who installed my parents' solar panels fucked up.
Your building a weed room aintcha
_______ Im a licensed HAM radio operator, so we like to have 12v (technically 13.8v) backup power supplies. Not into weed. My dad smoked it throughout my childhood, and I never understood the financial pressure he put on our family because of his drug habit. We live in Oklahoma though...so if someone wants to grow it then its fairly easy since they legalized it. Still a waste of time and effort in my opinion
@@jay-rus4437 "BuT wEeD iSnT aS bAd As AlCoHoL" - every teenager doing weed, drinking too much and smoking the occasional sigarette. The people I'm in school with make me fucking sick. It's not that hard to stay sober and take care of yourself in a proper way. It really isn't.
Dude you deserve more viewers 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
12:31 This isn't a hall effect sensor...
It's a CT
O con su títulos en español ? De todos modos muchas gracias por los videos.
So what is the overall cost of making this unit with all the parts included?
Total about $1220.55 + shipping/tax/fees
6.16.20 This project needs a up dated better parts list.
Is that DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse in blue shirt?
lmao thanks for the awesome diy video....
Time to build.... JK Bank Account
he talks about batteris are to expensive at the start, ok! a few minutes later ahhh we need a pack of 730 dollar batteries, 14 packs off 23 doller holders and to 50 dollar packs!! yes devenetly not expensive.
600.000mah!!! = 600Ah
Why write in that way the amps?!!
Just to do a click byte?
@Mykel Hardin this video 100% has a TH-cam clickbait video title. Its over exaggerated to entice people to click... aka clickbait.
It’s working
@@jehugarcia yes I know 😁
I understand the sequel being Tesla-centric, but have you thought of trying this on something less thirsty, like maybe a LEAF?
True story..
If you throw that thing over the gate at the White House....
You'll get arrested...
You have my attention on this, but I would like a 12vDC output from it. Are the control modules in this programmable to output a desired voltage, or would it need to be wired internally in a different way?
+1
Use a 24V-to-12V Buck Inverter ...
vto rsi I could, but would prefer not to.
would have been easier to say 600Ah :) Another great video, what was the final build price?
I agree with your sentiment, but it's mostly the fault of the manufacturers, who have gotten people accustomed to 30,000mAh USB battery packs, rather than simply writing 30Ah.
@@gabehumphreys2433 маркетинг
Even though it's not actually 600AH
Its only 91AH since it's a 24V battery not a giant 3.7V battery
@@mwbgaming28 Holy shit you're right. This guy is a fraud
@@mwbgaming28 i dont think that is how it works
Is there a reason you don’t call it 600 amp hour?
Because most powerpacks are measured In mah so the average joe has a reference point to judge size
OK thanks - impressedby the work that you do!!