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Question about the RX200S
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It's for the whole device.
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Not amp per battery or both, it's the amp for the chip.
The batteries are in series so it's both
Thanks all! One side question here, what's really the difference between a series configuration and a parallel configuration? I know how to get the amp draw on my RX200S because it's series, but what's different with a parallel? Thanks! I've only had 2 mods, a Tesla Two and now my RX200S! Thanks again!
With mechs a huge difference between parallel and serial.
With regulated a serial mod would not require to implement a boost circuit while a parallel one would.
With regulated a serial mod would not require to implement a boost circuit while a parallel one would.
Is amp draw calculated differently for both series and parallel? Let's say if they were to release an RX200S but in parallel, is it much different?
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For regulated the same (at the battery), for unregulated totally different.
For regulated:
(Used wattage/single battery cutoff/number of batteries)/mod efficiency percentage.
Same for series and parallel.
For non regulated:
Voltage/resistance but since with series you get double the voltage you will also get higher amperage.
For regulated:
(Used wattage/single battery cutoff/number of batteries)/mod efficiency percentage.
Same for series and parallel.
For non regulated:
Voltage/resistance but since with series you get double the voltage you will also get higher amperage.
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Much appreciated!
A parallel rx200 would be able to do like 80-100 watts max.
Bullshit.
First the amp reading you see is the coil amps. Not battery amps. The amps hitting the coil has nothing to do with the amps the batteries are supplying in a variable wattage mod.
Second, 20 amp batteries are good for around 70 watts per battery regardless of battery configuration.
First the amp reading you see is the coil amps. Not battery amps. The amps hitting the coil has nothing to do with the amps the batteries are supplying in a variable wattage mod.
Second, 20 amp batteries are good for around 70 watts per battery regardless of battery configuration.