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Lightning8U 08-07-2020 11:02 AM
RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
Does anyone actually have a 'P' battery in their possession? Anyone currently running an S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P? I am being told that they will not be available for another couple of months. Thanks in advance.

davidgolfer 08-10-2020 12:03 PM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
Following

jcast666 08-10-2020 02:25 PM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
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jonr3 08-12-2020 08:53 AM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
I was hoping to upgrade to the "P" version on my warranty claim, but my dealer just told me last night that they are still not available and that zero have been shipped to the U.S. so far.

fstop 08-13-2020 06:37 AM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
I've been back and forth with my Roypow contact (not the dealer) about their 60v and 72v version and he has said several times that "Fall" is the time frame for them. Probably the same for the newer revision 52v units I'd guess.

Lightning8U 08-13-2020 06:37 PM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by fstop (Post 1749870)
I've been back and forth with my Roypow contact (not the dealer) about their 60v and 72v version and he has said several times that "Fall" is the time frame for them. Probably the same for the newer revision 52v units I'd guess.
Interesting. What do you know or what have you heard about a 52v or 60v pack? Thank you.

fstop 08-16-2020 08:27 PM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
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Originally Posted by Lightning8U (Post 1750094)
Interesting. What do you know or what have you heard about a 52v or 60v pack? Thank you.
Just what is on the website really. I've been told they are still "testing" the BMS units for the newer / higher voltage versions.

Nolagt 08-18-2020 11:14 AM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by fstop (Post 1751065)
Just what is on the website really. I've been told they are still "testing" the BMS units for the newer / higher voltage versions.
Subbed for any updates that may come along. I want a 160ah but now that the Ps are coming out with a better discharge rate ill wait for one of them...wish they would hurry lol.

I dont suppose a 60v version would work well on a 48v Onward?

Bama Brad 08-18-2020 02:31 PM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
Why would they make a 60 volt? Is there carts out there that are 60 volts? I've never seen one.....but I'm from ALabama, we don't see alot unless we are on the interstate when something is going from Tennessee to Florida

fstop 08-18-2020 04:58 PM
Re: RoyPow P-Series S5156P, S51105P, or S51160P
 
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Originally Posted by Bama Brad (Post 1751606)
Why would they make a 60 volt? Is there carts out there that are 60 volts? I've never seen one.....but I'm from ALabama, we don't see alot unless we are on the interstate when something is going from Tennessee to Florida
These are also used in forklifts and other industrial vehicles.

Not sure they are marketing the 60 or 72v units for golf carts specifically, but they are using the same cells and same type of enclosure etc... BMS specs still unknown but likely more robust than first generation RoyPow "golf cart" models.


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