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  • August 27, 2017 at 8:57 am #289
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    Hi,

    I have a question about continous amps output. Maker batteries output about 5amps continous and with 6 in parallel it makes sense it has a 30A continous BMS. What if the batteries had 20A continous with 6 in parallel. This would be 120A continous. Could I use a 30A BMS or MUST the BMS match the ‘potential’ continous amperage of 120A? My motor is a 1000W and battery pack is 37V. The motor can never draw more than a 1000W so it will never draw more than 1000/37 = 27amps? Right? This means a 30A BMS would be sufficient?

    What is the pros and cons here?

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