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dilkes 03-16-16 12:23 PM
Originally Posted by BubbaX (Post 18613485)
We rigged it so we rigged it with a 20amp inline fuse with a 10amp in the battery only blew once and i got to ride it im happy with it im hoping no more blown fuses for a long while
Good to hear that you have it working better. If you do still end up blowing fuses occasionally - going up hills, etc., if it were me, I would just put a larger fuse in there.

I have a 10Ah battery (LiFePO4) and I put a 35 amp fuse in. This probably exceeds what the battery is designed for, but it's been running for 3 years with no noticeable problems or damage to the battery.

BubbaX 03-16-16 12:30 PM
Originally Posted by dilkes (Post 18613512)
Good to hear that you have it working better. If you do still end up blowing fuses occasionally - going up hills, etc., if it were me, I would just put a larger fuse in there.

I have a 10Ah battery (LiFePO4) and I put a 35 amp fuse in. This probably exceeds what the battery is designed for, but it's been running for 3 years with no noticeable problems or damage to the battery.
I hope the inline fuse works for a long time (now i need to try and find 35amp slow burn fuse)

BubbaX 03-19-16 12:15 AM
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I wouldve done a longer battery test (cause it was nowhere near done) but it was snowing heavy here and didnt want to risk it


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