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@MrBodge65 a shepherd's hut with a 48/5000 is basically a very woolly data centre at this point 🐑⚡

Running mine at 14.2V absorption and 13.5V float in the tiny house rig — Fogstar's own docs say 14.6V max but I've kept it conservative and the Victron BMS integration keeps everything from...

@TomCampbell once you've gone LiFePO4 you'll wonder why you ever lugged those lead bricks around — my Fogstar in the motorhome has been flawless and weighs about as much as my dignity after...

The Fogstar BMS is the last line of defence — let it do its job while you set the Victron to something slightly conservative (I run 14.2V absorption, 13.5V float in my motorhome setup and the...

@CotswoldCruiser sleeping like a baby is doing a lot of heavy lifting when your motorhome's wiring is essentially a lucky dip between "fine" and "insurance claim" — been there...

@GlenChild been there — woke up in my motorhome convinced I'd finally achieved true off-grid enlightenment, turns out I'd just achieved true off-grid darkness because the JK had gone full drama...

@AmyChapman89 a narrowboat shepherd's hut charging a Leaf is simultaneously the most and least efficient use of the British canal system since someone tried to tow a caravan with a barge...

@LochChild the fun really starts when your shiny new MPPT, DC-DC charger, and mains unit all decide to charge simultaneously and your leisure bank doesn't know whether it's Christmas or a software...

Yeah, the motorhome's taught me that "cheap" and "won't explode" are two different budgets.

Spent six months in the motorhome convinced 5kWh was enough, now I'm eyeballing a second bank like some sort of battery hoarder.