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wonder how much capacity bring those lithium cells that lupine batteries are made of?
2400 ah..mah?
just technical curiosity?
peterrr

Hi peterbcn.
With lupine you have the option to choose between many different
batterys , each with a other capacity. On lupine batterys the capacity is
always indicated in "Ah" (Ampere hours).

When you look at the Lupine-shop for batterys, you can see
what batterys of wich capacity gives.

PS: Why do you wonder, whats the couriosity?

greetings
FeiN

Aaah, sorry. Now I know what you mean.
Wich capacity one individual "CELL" has I dont know.
But you can simply calculate it. You've just to know how many
cells in the battery-pack are connected !!!in one unit!!! in parallel and then
divide the complete capacity to the number of the parallel connected cells.

For example: one unit consist of 2 parallel cells. (There are always 6 units
connected in series for 7,2 volts). The complete capacity of the battery
pack is 8,2 Ah. In follow one cell has the capacity 8,2Ah / 2 cells = 4,1Ah.

4,1 Ah for one cell is fiction (although lupine use very large cells).
It's just an example - But I cant guarantee for any mistakes

As so, it were better you buy an manufactured battery pack by lupine

we use 18650 D cells . typ. capacity is 2400 mA , only japanese cells , directly imported via plane. No chinese cells, no assembling in China.

This means that a typical 2P 2 S battery as used in the Passubio will have a capacity around 4800 mA. But we always claim lower capacities to make shure that there is a little reserve in the battery to cover first 1 or 2 years even if conditions are bad.