$619 for 48v 20ah lifepo4 with charger

Sounds like its still a few bucks less direct Frodus, any chance ES members could get 16 a cell out the door?
Never hurts to ask :)
 
We're working on it, but now we can ship quicker than she can (once we get inital orders out).... we've got them in stock on US Soil.... Plus we take credit card, check, MO, paypal so there's less risk sending money to china.... and we offer ABSOLUTELY FREE tech support (my job is technical sales/support) and advice on building packs, chosing BMS, charging, etc.

From my dealings with her before, she's VERY SLOW if not unreachable unless you're putting in an order..... Once we got our cells, she promised me BMS cables and replacement cells.... neither of which I got. She was slow to answer on order status.... she always had an excuse. Plus shipping air is not really "legal" from what I hear. Both shipper and reciever can be liable for fines.
 
Dave K quoted me $755 for a 48V 20ah delivered to SF. Victoria's would be $710. $45 more for not having to wire and US technical support would be worth it in my book.
 
Thanks snowranger.....I know my bank charged like $35 to wire that $25k for my group buy..... Gotta add in fees for wiring money to china, plus a few days to wait for it to clear.

For 99% of the people that email me at evcomponents asking advice about pack building, BMS, batteries, discharge, controllers, chargers and even some completely unrelated topics, My response is almost immediate.... or within a couple of hours during normal business days.... and even outside normal hours if I'm around a computer.

I know for myself, I haven't seen that sort of service anywhere else.....
 
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I dont really know, but dont those LiFePo4s in the above cases (primatic?) have the BMS inside that housing? More often than not, I believe.

These cells definately do not have a BMS. Each 12V nominal box has four cells inside. There's no way to charge each cell individually without cracking the cases open - and good-by warranty. The Thunder Sky charger's 'balance by pulses' process isn't working to bring low cells up without cooking the higher cells.
 
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