2-6AH lifepo4 in parallel?

[Buffalo]

My question is will 2-6AH lifepo4s in parallel be sufficient to use my AT-quad 6 for maybe an hour? I have 2–27AH also in parallel but they weigh like 13 pounds. I figured someone here would know. Thanks in advance!!!

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

Would probably go an hour with one 6ah. Probably longer as receive takes only a few amps. Depends on how much you transmit, but I think full power draws around 8 amps.

 

[Buffalo]

Would probably go an hour with one 6ah. Probably longer as receive takes only a few amps. Depends on how much you transmit, but I think full power draws around 8 amps.

Thanks, that’s what I was hoping for. Those 2 little batteries weigh next to nothing and come in very handy at times.

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

I am using 8ah in my ammo can radios. I was surprised how light the batteries are.

Ammo Can Portable Radio

I am putting together a few ammo can radios and thought I would share. Standard 50 cal cans are fairly short, and most radios are longer than I realized until I tried to get something to fit. The tall 50 is a little bigger, but still small as far as radios go. I was able to squeak a Lincoln 2+...

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[Buffalo]

I am using 8ah in my ammo can radios. I was surprised how light the batteries are.

Ammo Can Portable Radio

I am putting together a few ammo can radios and thought I would share. Standard 50 cal cans are fairly short, and most radios are longer than I realized until I tried to get something to fit. The tall 50 is a little bigger, but still small as far as radios go. I was able to squeak a Lincoln 2+...

www.worldwidedx.com

Wow, that’s a nice set up. Looks like a lot of thought went into that.

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

Wow, that’s a nice set up. Looks like a lot of thought went into that.

Thanks, I hope to get a lot of use out of the Lincoln can at my mother-in-laws house.