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Desert185 · 07-26-2017, 05:51 PM

I gave some instruction in an acquaintances experimental aircraft with a lithium battery. The charging system worked well with the battery. It was very lightweight and had good cranking amps for the size.

The main reason for using one is to reduce weight. They run around $350+ and would not be practical in an RV. I think the best bang for the buck in an RV used for boondocking is two, 6V golf cart batteries.

These lithiums are more resistant to catching fire than the ones we normally hear about. Not all lithiums are the same.

http://earthxbatteries.com/product-c...rs-automobiles

07-26-2017, 05:51 PM	#7
Desert185 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Nevada Posts: 2,695	I gave some instruction in an acquaintances experimental aircraft with a lithium battery. The charging system worked well with the battery. It was very lightweight and had good cranking amps for the size. The main reason for using one is to reduce weight. They run around $350+ and would not be practical in an RV. I think the best bang for the buck in an RV used for boondocking is two, 6V golf cart batteries. These lithiums are more resistant to catching fire than the ones we normally hear about. Not all lithiums are the same. http://earthxbatteries.com/product-c...rs-automobiles __________________ Desert185 🇺🇸 (Retired Chemtrail vendor) -Ram 2500 QC, LB, 4x4, Cummins HO/exhaust brake, 6-speed stick. -Andersen Ultimate 24K 5er Hitch. -2014 Cougar 326SRX, Maxxis tires w/TPMS, wet bolts, two 6v batts. -Four Wheel 8' Popup Camper.