Battery Wiring for multiple packs
10-23-2008, 05:47 PM
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Battery Wiring for multiple packs
I was just told by a battery distributor for the hobby industry that as of Oct 1st they can no longer ship a Lipo battery greater than 5 cell 5000 Mah battery.
Therefore is it possible to assemble a Lipo battery system for a 10 cell 10,000Mah battery.
If so How do you assemble the packs? I understand series and parralell but dont understand how you wire 4 packs to achieve 10 cells and 10,000Mah.
Therefore is it possible to assemble a Lipo battery system for a 10 cell 10,000Mah battery.
If so How do you assemble the packs? I understand series and parralell but dont understand how you wire 4 packs to achieve 10 cells and 10,000Mah.
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RE: Battery Wiring for multiple packs
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Wire 2 of the 4 packs in series to achieve 10s. Wire the last two packs in series to achieve 10s. Wire those packs in parallel to achieve 10 000mAh capacity
Ryan
Wire 2 of the 4 packs in series to achieve 10s. Wire the last two packs in series to achieve 10s. Wire those packs in parallel to achieve 10 000mAh capacity
Ryan
11-24-2008, 06:01 AM
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RE: Battery Wiring for multiple packs
Ryan is correct.
When you connect two 5S packs in series, that is a 10S pack.
Such a pack would be designated as 10S2P, or two 10S packs wired in parallel.
I have not heard of this rule. Did he say if this was a postal rule or some federal law or what?
When you connect two 5S packs in series, that is a 10S pack.
Such a pack would be designated as 10S2P, or two 10S packs wired in parallel.
I have not heard of this rule. Did he say if this was a postal rule or some federal law or what?
