Hi, I'm about to get a 2 battery device(regulated)the low voltage cutoff on the batterys is 2.5(Samsung 25rs) does having 2 batterys effect the low voltage cutoff or is it still 2.5.
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Aegis Legend 2 L200 with a rdta(first rba) I plan on useing it up to 70/80 watts.
But stil in genral I'd like to know if multible batterys effect low voltage cutoff.
But stil in genral I'd like to know if multible batterys effect low voltage cutoff.
Dont worry the mod will cut off at 3.5v or whatever the manufacturer has decide but defenetly not as low as 2.5v even if its 2 batteries u have nothin worry about even its 2 battwry mod..
Also it will try to balance the charge of the batteries if u charge it with the usb port on the mod..
It is highly recommend tho to charge your batteries in external battery charger and if u can in my opinion have 2 sets of batteries in order to swap batteries to charge them and never wait until charge
Also it will try to balance the charge of the batteries if u charge it with the usb port on the mod..
It is highly recommend tho to charge your batteries in external battery charger and if u can in my opinion have 2 sets of batteries in order to swap batteries to charge them and never wait until charge
The batteries have a low voltage limit of 2.5 v. That means you should never allow the batteries to go below 2.5 v or they will be damaged and very unsafe to use. This limit is per battery.
Partly because of this limit, and for other reasons as well, regulated mods have a low voltage cutoff below which they won't fire and you'll only get a 'low battery' reading. This is usually around 3.2 volts per battery, so 3.2 volts in a dual parallel mod and 6.4* volts in a dual series mod. If your batteries are properly married, they should both discharge at around the same rate (though some differences might become detectable as they age). This means they should be at 3.1 - 3.3 when they hit the cutoff, which is well above 2.5 volts.
*The 6.4 volts in a series mod is the combined voltage the chip is receiving from both batteries. As long as the batteries are balanced, it means about 3.2 volts from each battery.
Partly because of this limit, and for other reasons as well, regulated mods have a low voltage cutoff below which they won't fire and you'll only get a 'low battery' reading. This is usually around 3.2 volts per battery, so 3.2 volts in a dual parallel mod and 6.4* volts in a dual series mod. If your batteries are properly married, they should both discharge at around the same rate (though some differences might become detectable as they age). This means they should be at 3.1 - 3.3 when they hit the cutoff, which is well above 2.5 volts.
*The 6.4 volts in a series mod is the combined voltage the chip is receiving from both batteries. As long as the batteries are balanced, it means about 3.2 volts from each battery.
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