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![]() "Delburt D" wrote in message news:ILn3j.15376$B21.15016@trndny07... Just for the record, we are using a 15000 watt battery pack that weighs 828 lbs. Add to that the battery cable, 2/0 welding cable, the charger, this is a plug in, Controllers etc. With battery technology what it is today we are lucky to push a nice little light weight hull like ours as much as we can. The future however is looking brighter for much better batteries with higher capacity and much less weight. Where is the high capacity battery technology heading? The last major advancement I am aware of was the development of lithium ion technology but you don't see many of those in really big battery applications. Lithium can also be a bit dicy in terms of handling (or getting wet) if I recall correctly. Seems like we are still stuck in the lead/acid age, either in wet cell or AGM configurations despite many years of forecasts predicting major technological breakthroughs in battery construction. Eisboch |
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