Note: Not FAA Approved. Intended for use in experimental aircraft only. This battery is fully protected by an integrated battery management system (BMS) that protects the cell’s from over discharge, over charge, short circuit, temperature, plus cell balancing to ensure charge levels are equal. Additionally, the ETX-Hundred Series batteries have redundant electronic circuits and battery fault indication. The fault indicator can be connected into your EFIS or wired to a 12volt LED light on your control panel to alert you to the state of charge and state of health of the battery. (Please see manual for details) If you are looking for a more compact sized battery, the ETX680C has the same spec’s but in a more compact size. Visit here to see the details of the ETX680C: ETX680C | Lithium Battery for Experimental Aircraft | EarthX (earthxbatteries.com) |
EarthX ExT680C Lithium Aircraft Battery
I use the battery as a portable, no onboard charging. It seems to need charging after a single start cycle. . First couple of charge cycles the battery seemed to topout and/or settle at low voltage. Presently it settles to around 13.55v. I find it cranks far faster than an LA Gill.
EarthX ExT680C Lithium Aircraft Battery
Installed a EarthX battery in my Challenger 2 ultralight. What a difference, weight and performance.
Were I was placing the batt. In the plane I got to thinking about safety
EarthX ExT680C Lithium Aircraft Battery
Worth every penny in weight savings and increased capacity compared to lead.
EarthX ExT680C Lithium Aircraft Battery
This is an outstanding product.
EarthX ExT680C Lithium Aircraft Battery
Great service. Battery shipped out of warehouse first day and arrived next day.
EarthX ExT680C Lithium Aircraft Battery
Installed in my RV6A.. Works great!! Talk about some cranking power, well worth the money.
The battery fits perfectly and came quickly--havent had a chance yet to actually power something up with it, but that will come.
Been in plane a few weeks. Power is awesome and it weighs a lot less than the dry cell. Money well spent.
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The Earth X Lithium Batteries are not TSO'd and are not designed for certified aircraft.
Per the supplier: These batteries do not have any limitations. You are able to mount these in any direction you would like including upside down.
Per vendor, these batteries can be charged with any charger other than a desulfating charger.
Per Earth X: We recommend either the ETX680 or the ETX900 for the Rotax 912 without external alternator. The ETX 900 is the upgraded version of the 680 but both would work.
Yes, you can connect up to two batteries in series, however they would only be 24 volts, not 28 volts, as each battery is 12 volts.
We believe the "C" stands for Compact. The ETX680C is a smaller battery than the ETX680, but has the same voltage and cranking amps. The case dimensions are listed on the web page.
Per Earth X: Yes, you can connect two Earth X batteries in parallel.
No. The voltages are not the same and you will over charge the lead acid battery and drain the lithium.
ETX680 for normal climate or the ETX900 if they are in a colder climate or just want extra cold cranking amps.
Yes, we can export this item.