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Well if push comes to shove, just leave the Furion battery shunt wherever it is hidden and ignore it. Put the new Victron shunt close...

I wouldn't put a lot of faith in those numbers. 13.33V comes out to 3.33V per cell and most will consider a LFP battery to be fully...

Well, since I don't have solar and I don't have or need an inverter, the other logical choice for me was to buy a small 12VDC heater...

As you can see in my pic above, the 300A switch opens the Pos lead off of the battery, that is my preference. Start out with the...

There really is no need to bring it in, as long as the battery has some charge still in it. As I stated above, I start out in Nov. with...

I have a digital temperature controller that runs on 12VDC. It has it's own temperature probe and that is located in between two of the...

I don't know how cold it normally gets where you live, but I'm in the Knoxville, TN area and we get into the single digits once in a...

Most LFP battery manufacturers consider a cell to be fully charged at 3.45V...not 3.4V I know that doesn't sound like much, but with 4...

Albeit a poor one, that would have to be considered an "external" conductor. ANY external path between the Pos and Neg terminals would...

Electricity ONLY flows if there is a complete circuit from the source to a return to the source or an opposite polarity terminal. In...

What @huntindog said above....it's stiff and doesn't carry as much current as the same gauge cable of finer strands and more of them...

That is likely for residential applications. It hhas much thicker strands and is a much stiffer cable. You want a cable with fine...

LOL....I went with 2 awg on mine setup when I moved my converter/charger closer to the battery, and my C/C is only 43.x amp output. I...

You might want to think about #2 or #4 gauge....#3 is not a common size and may be more difficult to find lugs/connectors for. Not...

Thanks for letting us know. I'll mark it sold and close the thread.