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just pointing that even in 6S, it'd be over 5A at the lower end of charge (I'd assume 3V to be the cut off). I have not checked the schematics but I'd expect a
by xxs 2y ago
just pointing that even in 6S, it'd be over 5A at the lower end of charge (I'd assume 3V to be the cut off).
I have not checked the schematics but I'd expect a PWM controlled resistive heater and Joule counting, i.e. constant power.
- ssl-3 2y agoAh. You're right, of course. But I guess I'm assuming that 100W is an ideal figure based on fully-charged cells of ~3.7v instead of a constant 100W, since that's the normal (if somewhat carpetbagging-esque) way to describe things in marketing world. This assumption points to 6s as staying below 5a. At 3V per cell and 100W output, it takes 7s to stay below 5A. (7S little weird, and even chonkier, but not that weird.)