DIY Waterproof Trolling Motor Lithium Battery

Join Clark in the shop today as he builds a new 100Ah LiFePO4 battery pack in a waterproof box. This would be a great way to make your own lithium battery for an electric outboard motor. Clark will explain the process, and even include a couple of close-calls along the way.
ALWAYS BE CAREFUL WHEN WORKING WITH BATTERY CELLS!
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  • @jjones503
    @jjones50314 күн бұрын

    A real man shows his mistakes so others can learn. More real than 99.9% of youtube. 👍

  • @Building_Bluebird
    @Building_Bluebird

    Nice build video Clark. Even the sparky event was educational.

  • @SailingEssieMae
    @SailingEssieMae

    Thank you and please keep these type videos coming. Very much appreciated. I

  • @josealemany4525
    @josealemany4525

    Great videos Clark, thanks. I used to be an electronics tech but my shaky hands make doing stuff like that hard. Keep up the good work.

  • @SVFresh2Salty
    @SVFresh2Salty

    Awesome application ideas. Probably your best video in this series yet

  • @johanvantonder4642
    @johanvantonder4642

    Excellent video Clark, Very interesting!!!

  • @MarkSpohr
    @MarkSpohr

    Nice to see this. I did something similar for a kayak and electric trolling motor. Also added a solar charger (Victron) to keep the batteries charged on longer trips.

  • @johnnylightning1491
    @johnnylightning1491

    Well Clark you didn't let enough smoke out to trash the BMS. We all get lucky once in a while. I think anyone that works with electricity and batteries does that now and again. Heck a couple of months ago I hooked the new batteries in my motorhome up backwards, I know better but it happened. Fortunately I just blew a 50 amp fuse and nothing else. Keep the good stuff coming.

  • @wimclinckspoor5731
    @wimclinckspoor5731

    JKBms has a build in active balancer and many more features. My favorite BMS so far.

  • @jonathanwetherell3609
    @jonathanwetherell3609

    Wasn't it lucky that car horn went off just as you said that word! I have a very healthy respect for electricity, that's why I studied Mechanical Engineering.

  • @jedwilliams6410
    @jedwilliams6410

    Glad to see I'm not the only one who could be nicknamed Sparkie. I forgot to take off my watch at work one day and blew up a $4,000 PCB

  • @somebody1869
    @somebody1869

    Great build!

  • @Ulrik_Hejdenberg
    @Ulrik_Hejdenberg

    I will probably never build a battery of my own, but it is still very interesting to see a video 👍🏻 like this

  • @brownnoise357
    @brownnoise357

    Hey Clark ! Awesome n ew Li Time new battery to check out that I spotted tested on the Hobotech channel. Seems Li Time have a new range of BMS of their own, making one heck of a difference such as to the 460ah tested by Will Prowse, problem, the 460 ah isdamned heavy, where the 230 ah is very manageable. The Hobotech guy didn’t do a tear down, but with the power that thing iscapable of hand,ing, frankly a tear down looks to be a waste of time imo. Though Will Prowse does tear down the 460 ah if I remember correctly. Personally, I’ll treat these gamechanger batteries much more gently, harge at 0.15 C and discharge them much more gently as well, and the service life may be up there with what I expect from a battery. I’m thinking of getting a bank of three tbh for long term testing. Watch the Hobotech review, and I think you’ll see what I’m getting at. Best Wishes. Bob in Wales. 🙂PS. Would like a chat sometime about the design of a zone system for boat electricals, so each cabin is a zone powered by the small very efficient Victron Phoenix smart inverters that have very low standby power, such as the 385av and 500 av,powering a mains socket and USB, the Salon as a zone, Galley as a Zone, with say 1200 av inverters, and even the Cockpit as a zone, soeach zone is straightforward and logical and safe for amateurs to tackle, With all connecting safely to up to standard Off. essel and on Vessel power supply sources. Probably worth a chat with Victron tbh. Bob.👍🌟🌟🌟⛵️❤️

  • @whenwasnow6062
    @whenwasnow6062

    some of those HF cases don´t use Stainless pins on the hinges. Check and replace if needed.

  • @jameswilliamson1312
    @jameswilliamson1312

    Hi Clark

  • @westmc45
    @westmc45

    I like these videos

  • @neilfromclearwaterfl81
    @neilfromclearwaterfl81

    Repeat after me - Ooops! It happens and be grateful it wasn't 440 three phase or 400/800 volt DC.

  • @gluntz1
    @gluntz1

    The switch for the bms is typically defaulted off from the factory and can be activated in the app!

  • @Lordlindef
    @Lordlindef

    Hei man