[NSRCA-discussion] Another newbie electric question

[Bob Kane]

The 2P pack might offer a higher current rating than the 1P pack.  Pack are usually given a max discharge rating, something like 15C or 20C, where C is the capacity. So a 20C 5000mAH hour pack could offer a 100 amp maximum current where a 15C of the same capacity would be limited to 75 amps. 

 Bob Kane
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All -

What are the reasons for choosing a 10s2p instead of a 10s(1p) pack of the same capacity? 

TIA
Jeff Hill






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