[Elmers] 12v Lithium Ion Battery Pack

K6UVR k6uvr at pacbell.net
Fri Nov 13 15:35:03 PST 2020


 You could use a DC-DC converter, adjusted for your target voltage, and a large capacitor on the output to keep it smooth.   How much current are you planning to draw?
Many Kenwoods will run happily up to 15.8-16V or so without complaining much, but will generate a little extra heat.


        -SteveK6UVR

    On Thursday, November 12, 2020, 09:43:22 PM PST, Mitchell Skurnik via Elmers <elmers at soara.org> wrote:  
 
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Elmers:
 
I bought a 100Ah battery pack from Ali Express and I mistakenly purchased the 14.8v version which has a nominal voltage of 10-16.8v.  That means that I cannot use it for radio operation as it would be out of the 13.8 +/- 15% voltage range that all radios I have seem to operate within.  It would be about 0.20V to 1.00V higher that what is within spec of the radios.  My question is, is there anyone willing to help me modify the pack to have a max voltage of 15.88 volts.
 
  
 
  
 
Mitchell J Skurnik
 
KN6FOA
 
  
 
  
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