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100AH is its total capacity. Normal rule of thumb is to only
discharge it down to 50%. So, you have 50AH of useful capacity. Doug s/v Callista "Nigel" wrote in message ... Stupid question time... If I have a 100ah battery how much power can I expect to get out of it... is 100ah the total battery capacity or it's useable/available capacity. My understanding is that a normal lead acid battery shouldn't be run too flat, so when is flat too flat? If I should only let my battery drain down to say a 90% charge, have I only got 10ah before I need to recharge? |
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