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Ihncheol Park wrote:
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<div>Can anyone confirm that the Thunder Power 53005SPL2 is actually
5S2P made of 10-cells of 2600mAh.</div>
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<div>Thanks,</div>
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<div>Ihncheol</div>
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It is in fact a 5S2P arrangement. Two 5S 2600 mAh packs in parallel
plus two other packs in parallel and those two in series with each
other. A total of 4 5S packs in there. THis is why this pack performs
so well under load. Each of the two parallel packs in each set only
sees half the load and consequently it has less voltage drop under load.<br>
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TP does not like making this arrangement and I understand that they may
stop very soon.<br>
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