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    Battery charger for 4 x lithium batteries connected in series

    Very true. Off to Jaycar to see if they have a 48v charger which is unlikely.
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    Battery charger for 4 x lithium batteries connected in series

    I think that's what I have now but it is only 1.5A output current.
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    Battery charger for 4 x lithium batteries connected in series

    Thank you. I'll try it out and see how it goes. If I get annoyed by the amount of time I'll upgrade to a higher output charger. Sent from my SM-N976B using Tapatalk
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    Battery charger for 4 x lithium batteries connected in series

    Thanks. I'll give them a call. About the charger, is any output voltage between 48v and 57.6v ok? Sent from my SM-N976B using Tapatalk
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    Battery charger for 4 x lithium batteries connected in series

    You're a legend. Thank you. So if I can find a charger with an output of 57.6v and 3 - 15 amps that should do the trick? Sent from my SM-N976B using Tapatalk
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    Battery charger for 4 x lithium batteries connected in series

    Thanks for your reply. The 4 batteries are permanently connected in series. They are for my son's 48v scooter. These are the batteries I'm installing https://batteriesdirect.com.au/shop/product/36628/12lfp15.2.html
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    Battery charger for 4 x lithium batteries connected in series

    Hi all. Just after some battery charger advice. I upgraded the batteries in my son's scooter from SLA to lithium. The scooter runs at 48v so I'm about to replace the SLA with Lithium batteries. There are 4 x 12v batteries connected in series and the charger for the SLA only has an output of...
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