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  • Bill-SOCAL
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Nov 2007
    • 1404

    #16
    watts = voltage x load

    So

    50 watts = 11.1 x load

    50 watts/11.1 volts = 4.5 amps.

    Now if fully charged or close to it ~ 12.6 volts

    So:

    50/12.6 = 3.96 amps.

    Basically a 3S pack could be discharged at +/- 4 amps.

    So a 5 Ah pack would be fully discharged from a full charge in:

    5 Ah/4 A = 1.25 hours.
    Don't get me started

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    • detox
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Jun 2008
      • 2318

      #17
      Is that a fully discharged figure? How long would it take to discharge a 3s 12.6 volt pack down to the safe 9 volt level or 3 volt per cell.

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      • Bill-SOCAL
        Fast Electric Addict!
        • Nov 2007
        • 1404

        #18
        2.8 volts per cell is considered the full discharge voltage for most lipos.

        Here is the spec sheet for the enerland 5,000 mAh 25C cells



        So figure pretty close to what I posted above. Probably right around 1 hour.

        Full discharge does NOT mean 0 voltage for any cell. NiMHs are considered fully discharged at 0.9 volts per cell for instance.
        Don't get me started

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