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My 2000 watt Jackery will handle a 3000 watt draw. Starting with a full charge and 400 watts of solar panels in good sun I can run a 15k air conditioner for about an hour and a half. Practical? Not really.
If you are connected to shore power your converter will supply 12v for the lights. Because the converter will be supplying 12v be sure to protect the disconnected positive battery cable.
Have you verified that your converter is actually pushing 14.5 volts to your battery? I would bet between the minimally adequate wire size and the wire length between the converter and battery your battery probably won’t see higher than 14.2 volts.
3 main options are to use only your existing converter (so long as it won’t exceed 14.6 volts during bulk charge) and live with the reduced capacity. Second choice is to replace the converter with something better suited for LiFePo. Third is to supplement your existing converter with an...
Goodness some of you are awfully touchy about your antique tools. In all honesty I use a 1/2” 250 ftlb Husky micrometer type the most. The digital one takes 3 AA batteries that last about a year with near daily use.
Come on people it’s 2023. All you have to do is press the units button on the digital torque wrench until it reads NM. What’s next tips on using a protractor for torque angle? I bought a digital 0-100 ftlb wrench back in 2008 that does inlb, ftlb, NM and torque angle.