REDODO 25.6 volt 100 amp hour LiFePo4

In this video, we are introducing a slightly different type of lithium iron phosphate battery. REDODO supplied me with some batters to perform a review and capacity test. This time we are jumping from 12 V to 24 V to get more capacity out of a 100 amp hour battery. There are many advantages to using the higher voltage and we will go over those in this video.
We also perform another capacity test and as expected this battery surpassed the advertised capacity with flying colors. I believe that Roto makes a quality product at an affordable price and could be a good option for anyone who has a need for lithium, iron phosphate, batteries. These would work well in offgrade cabin builds, whole back up systems, and even RV house battery systems.
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[@ScruffySantaRides-uv3lo]

Very well done! Looking forward to that next project

[@amsoiladam]

You and me both!

[@roypowell3450]

A very good review...looking forward to your next project already!

[@amsoiladam]

Thank you, sir

[@ratfinkron5793]

I see a lot of companies sending these batteries to you for your review Great job Adam

[@amsoiladam]

They seem to like the way I I’ve always got a use for these types of batteries

[@ratfinkron5793]

Its the way you explain everything and do a true test on the batteries win win for them well done

[@richardhoneywell7411]

Great review video Adam very informative. Thanks for sharing Adam looking forward to your next project with those batteries.

[@amsoiladam]

Coming soon!

[@seanmorocco1309]

Good deal. Thanks for the info. This will come in handy. Thank you

[@amsoiladam]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeffhennings6579]

Very good review bud

[@amsoiladam]

Thank you kindly

[@timmut4810]

Interesting video I always learn something from you Adam, looks like a nice battery ,price isn't too bad either.👍👍

[@amsoiladam]

Thanks 👍

[@michaelpearson7484]

For those who don't understand the voltage/amperage discussion, it's simple. P= I x E or I = P/E 7.5 amps = 180 watts / 24 volts 15 amps = 180 watts / 12 volts

[@newenglandbiker2220]

Very informative thank you.

[@amsoiladam]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LHawk-l8f]

Very informative 👍, thank you

[@amsoiladam]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Lostpirateship]

48v 100 amp smashing baby

[@amsoiladam]

lol!

[@TheOUboy]

Great solid Review

[@amsoiladam]

I appreciate that