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So what does that mean in short? It means 2 batteries will give you the same battery life regardless of series or parallel. If you are running a common battery like a Samsung 25R on a dual parallel 18650 box, you now have 40A to play with, and are dealing with 5000 mAh. The calculation for w/h is nominal voltage times mah divided by 1000 (mah is milliamp hours you want amp/hours so you divide by 1000)
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So a series you build high with a lot of wire mass no lower that. Series you double the voltage but you share the amps.
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The correct way to calculate battery life is via watt hours or w/h not mah. Parallel you take the full CDR of one battery then add 1/2 the CDR of the next battery c. The mah does double but that doesn’t mean battery life doubles. I’ll do a blog post on the amps next week, but for today let’s just focus on the battery lifeĢ batteries in series (using nominal voltage and assuming a 3000mah battery) would be 7.4 volts at 3000mah while in parallel the same batteries would be 3.7 volts and 6000mah. Series does double voltage so that’s correct but parallel doesn’t double the amps or double the battery life compared to series. So the normal myth we hear often is that series doubles voltage and parallel doubles battery life and amps. This works for both regulated and unregulated mods. Today I’m going to talk about battery life. But i was asked to be a blog writer for aspire so i chose a topic that is very important to me and something that we can always use more of. Some of you may know me from my youtube channel, some may have never heard of me.