Electric Mountain Board
What is not easy to take? the mountain board?
Mine is a prototype, it will weigh heavily considering the steel parts and the batteries, and not at all made for off-roading.
For the autonomy of my AGM battery the written discharge is for C20, that is to say that 2X12volt 18Ah (c20) in series make 36Ah for 20 hours?
it seems a lot to me
Well I have to move forward, I still have a little truck to see.
Mine is a prototype, it will weigh heavily considering the steel parts and the batteries, and not at all made for off-roading.
For the autonomy of my AGM battery the written discharge is for C20, that is to say that 2X12volt 18Ah (c20) in series make 36Ah for 20 hours?
it seems a lot to me
Well I have to move forward, I still have a little truck to see.
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Shadow555 wrote:For the autonomy of my AGM battery the written discharge is for C20, that is to say that 2X12volt 18Ah (c20) in series make 36Ah for 20 hours?
it seems a lot to me
Alors Shadow555 we don't learn our lessons ???
You are incorrigible ...
On page 1 of this topic, you made the same mistake, repeated by Dirk Pitt and me. As I have just told you again Matt113:
- In series, the voltages are added which increases the speed of rotation but does not change the capacity in Ah.
- At the same time, the Ah are added, which increases the torque
To have 24V 36Ah you need 4 batteries i.e. 2 sets of 2 batteries mounted in series that you connect in //
| battery 1 - __ + battery 2 - |
| battery 3 - __ + battery 4 - |
Here.
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