reuleaux rx2/3 dual he4 at 200watts?
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In short, no. With a 20 amp CDR battery you want to stay around 60 watts each.
200 watts, at full charge you are pulling 26 amps from each of the batteries, discharged at 3.2 volts you are pulling 35 amps from each.
200 watts, at full charge you are pulling 26 amps from each of the batteries, discharged at 3.2 volts you are pulling 35 amps from each.
Like I said, for the HG2 not more than 60 watts each. Over stretching a battery is highly unwise. At best you will reduce their lifespan, at worst it's fireworks time.
If you really wanted to run 200 watts on two batteries, then you could use the LG HB2/4/6 which have a 30 amp CDR, as long as you did not let them get below 3.7 volts.
Use steam-engine to model this. Remember that coil resistance is irrelevant, what is important is wattage. Set to regulated, power regulation on the left, look at the battery drain box on the left, divide by the number of cells accordingly.
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If you really wanted to run 200 watts on two batteries, then you could use the LG HB2/4/6 which have a 30 amp CDR, as long as you did not let them get below 3.7 volts.
Use steam-engine to model this. Remember that coil resistance is irrelevant, what is important is wattage. Set to regulated, power regulation on the left, look at the battery drain box on the left, divide by the number of cells accordingly.
You will find this useful too
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