12V 30Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Battery, Built-in 30A BMS, 4000+ Cycles,12V 30Ah LiFePO4 BatteryGreat for Trolling Motor, Kids Scooters, Power Wheelchairs, Replacement of 12V 35AH SLA Battery

Exactly what I needed.

I just received and unpacked my new 12.8V 18Ah LiFePO4 battery from Btr Power. Their packaging was impressive, the 18Ah battery is very compact. It will fit in 4"X4"X6^ of containment space the inward pointing positive and negative connectors seemed awkward but they turn out to orient the conductors toward on another which turned out to be quite convenient for cable routing and management. This is my third battery purchase from Btr Power. I'm making a compact rechargeable and very portable Fish Finder rig that I can take aboard any small boat to use for both navigation and fish finding. Btr Power's compact light weight 10 Ah and 18Ah LiFePO4 batteries offer me significant flexibility for powering my Simrad Cruise 5 GPS Chart and Depth plotter ( FishFinder) for a day or a week end of fishing. Using my two10Ah and this new18Ah Btr Power LiFePO4 batteries in parallel offers battery combinations of 128, 230, 256 358 and 486 Watt hours of battery capacity that will fit into a goes-anywhere battery box the size of a shoe box for a pair of loafers. Fish finders power requirements differ. Simrad Cruise, advertises that their's draws 12.5 Watts. Adding the two 10 Ah I have, in various combinations withe the new 18Ah could mean I can run my fishfinder for 8 hrs,, 14 hrs, 16 hrs, 23 hrs or even 31 hrs without exceeding 80% of the rated watt hour storage capacity of any of the 3 Btr Power batteries with out recharging. I have so far not been able to run any of these batteries down completely because even the 10 Ah ones have lasted longer than I have needed for the times I have actually have run the fish finder. I have a 4 day trip planned. I will not recharge and see What the 18 Ah does on its own there. As it stands I like these importantly because their form factor really suits my application.

Well I was very surprised the difference in weight. Very convenient just right for my ham radio station

Terrible. Died after 1 use and voltage dropped to 4volts. Wasnt able to charge it by any means. As soon as it starts charging voltage rapidly shoots up and acts fully charged. Just junk

good battery so far does what it's supposed to do time will tell

i purchased this battery for use in a small DIY portable power pack, with solar charging, 150 watt - 120v AC power, USB ports, 12v ports and spotlights mounted on top, the project and battery fit perfectly inside a 556 ammo box, serendipitously stabilized in place using the packing material that came with the battery, plenty of bang for the buck!

I am using it for camping. Very good capacity and lightweight.

Came fully charged and I was able to connect to an 300 Watt inverter with no trouble. Supplies current steadily. I also got a charger from same LiFePO4 and works will. Light weight for the capacity.