increasing capacity
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From: irvine,
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kinda stupid question, but i never deal with electricity:
i have two 12V / 7amp batteries. i want to keep the volts the same but get the higher capacity. how do i wire the two batteries to get 12 V / 14 amps ????
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i have two 12V / 7amp batteries. i want to keep the volts the same but get the higher capacity. how do i wire the two batteries to get 12 V / 14 amps ????
thanks
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You would connect pole to pole - posi to posi, neg to neg.
Bear in mind you will lose about 25% of your runtime in the combined pack. Once you get down to a certain discharged voltage level, the rate of discharge will increase due to the nature of electron flow through a battery.
Bear in mind you will lose about 25% of your runtime in the combined pack. Once you get down to a certain discharged voltage level, the rate of discharge will increase due to the nature of electron flow through a battery.




