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kellertx5er
Mar 27, 2014Explorer
Voltage drop is a function of current and wire impedance. If you have a current to the battery of 1.5 amps for example, the voltage drop for a given wire size will be the same regardless of the controller output voltage. It's the old V=IxR equation. So if you are calculating the voltage drop, forget the starting voltage. Just measure the amps, find the R value in a table and multiply.
Before I get blasted, note that I am talking about voltage drop through the wire, not the endpoint/battery voltage.
Before I get blasted, note that I am talking about voltage drop through the wire, not the endpoint/battery voltage.
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