If you're in the market for a new lithium outboard motor battery have a look here , these are also chargeable via solar panel , also £30 off with spends over £300 on Mano Mano , bargain :

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I'm in the market for one and was looking at the Ultramax, however that has one year warranty compared to the Eco-Worthy, which is a bit cheaper via their web.
Also is there any downside to having/using a pair of 50ah LifePo rather than a single 100ah
Cheers

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Thanks for the heads up, just got a 100AH for £348 with the code.

Looking at getting one of these to replace my 2 lead acid leisure batteries. At 100Ah it seems like a good punt as it's around the same price as the Ultramax 75Ah. The Ultramax does include a charger in the price. Does this one?

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Just checked - it's back up to £466 and no charger. 🤬☹️

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No charger included but I didn't need one. £348 was a great price.

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Just bought one of these on offer at just under £350 to replace all my knackered leas acid ones, hopefully it's a good investment, find out in a few weeks and will give some feedback

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I almost bought one of these but went for the one recommended on here.

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https://uk.eco-worthy.com/collections/lithium-batteries/products/lifepo4-12v-100ah-lithium-iron-phosphate-battery

Direct from Eco-worthy and the first time you log on, they will send you a £10 off voucher as well.

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That's the battery I use, excellent price, good spot poms

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Reedy, any feed back on your purchase ?

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Used it for a week on a big public reservoir powering my 3.4mtr Zodiac/ minn kota endura 55lb and Ray marine

It was brilliant, charged it twice for a couple of hours on a generator to boost it and lasted well

One warning is you get very little notice when a lithium battery is low and it will cut off suddenly and won't run the outboard at all

Isn't there a power indicator actually on the motor handle to indicate how much battery life is left ??

I know my bison has it and when it's at 40% ish I recharge it for a few hours

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I kept an eye on it via a voltage meter on my Raymarine and wanted to see how low it got before it cut out, pushed my luck retrieving rigs when packing up and had to row back lol

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/LiFePO4-Emergency-Rechargeable-Phosphate-Protection/dp/B0CCCS89WL/ref=sr_1_3_sspa?crid=37K35FJ0PDJ8H&keywords=12v+lithium+ion+battery+100ah&qid=1691657560&sprefix=%2Caps%2C101&sr=8-3-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1

cheapest Ive seen. Are all batteries the same ? is so cheap, too cheap......asking for trouble ? But I dont see many reputable companies supplying any evidence there models are any better or safer ?

Thoughts ??

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I have a pair of (expensive) 50s and they do not support the output my Minn Kota requires. No electrician here, but that's something to keep an eye on.

Put this in the bargains thread but would be better suited here.

Unbelievable price on these 12v 100ah batteries I've never seen them at £280

https://uk.eco-worthy.com/products/lifepo4-12v-100ah-lithium-iron-phosphate-battery

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Possibly a bigger bargain if you have a need for a few or mates group buy etc.....

£909.49 for 4 x 100ah ecoworthy lithium batteries = £227.5 each

4 x 100ah lithium

I started a new thread asking about these batteries , how has getting gotten on with them now they have owned them for a bit ?

Are they a good buy ?

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I've had a couple and had no issues at all.

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Had the 50ah for a while, no issues yet, just purchased the 100ah for £152 delivered

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Looking to purchase another Lithium and Eco Worthy currently have them on special,on flea bay, 12v 100aH for £150 if anyones after a bargin.