[NSRCA-discussion] Another newbie electric question

[Ken Velez]

Jeff

 There is no exact reason or advantage, it depends on the available cel size 
from the manufacturer.  Most likely you use the 2P to increase the mah of 
the pack. In the case of a 10S 2P if it is a 5000 mah you are looking at 
2500 mah sets as a 10S 1P put them together in parallel and makes 5000. the 
C rating is not increased, it changes per battery type, ProLites, Extremes 
V2, EVOS etc.. each has different C ratings. As an example you can buy a 6S 
1P 4000 mah or two 3S 1P 4000 in series gives you the same result. Four 3S 
1P 2100 mah 2 in series gives you the 6S 2100 mah and the other set in 
parallel will give you 4200 mah and now it becomes 6S 2P

Ken
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> All -
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> What are the reasons for choosing a 10s2p instead of a 10s(1p) pack of the 
> same capacity?
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> TIA
> Jeff Hill
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