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Old 10-06-2018, 10:31 AM
phomer (Paul)
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Luka,

I disagree, Wh is a more useful measure than Ah because it gives you the capacity. For example 48Ah tells me nothing unless I have the voltage whereas with 48Wh I can calculate that at 12V it would give me 4Ah. You can always get a voltage converter if you require a different output voltage.

Paul



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Originally Posted by luka View Post
The physically larger battery is 58Wh (the zoomed images clearly show Wh printed on the battery). On the other hand the smaller battery is 48Ah. Note the different units.
The 48Ah is a pointless number unless we know the voltage that was measured at. If the voltage was 3.2V (standard for a LiFePo4 cell) then the smaller one almost has 2.5x the capacity of the larger one.

Gotta love the Chinese labeling
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