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On Jul 26, 7:51 am, Electricky Dicky wrote:
Sorry Pete I cannot relate to the above, it is a far too simplistic. Here in the UK and I feel also in the US battery capacity is normally quoted at a 20hour rate. Therefore in the example offered above - 1A for 10hrs giving a 25% drop in "State of Charge" the actual original battery capacity would have been more like 35AH given a Peukert of 1.25 Ok I realise that you used the term "about" but we are talking major % differences here. Very good point, to get a good comparison of actual to rated capacity you'd need to discharge at a 20hr rate. So for a 40Ah battery this would be 40(Ah)/20(hours) = 2 amps. cheers, Pete. |