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| Most SLA (Sealed Lead Acid) batteries will be 12 volt batteries. If you are running at 24 volts you'll need two batteries, etcs It's pretty simple math. Some teams build "battery packs" consisting of multiple batteries connected to each other in series, with just two exposed connections which can make charging and swapping batteries a little easier. | Most SLA (Sealed Lead Acid) batteries will be 12 volt batteries. If you are running at 24 volts you'll need two batteries, etcs It's pretty simple math. Some teams build "battery packs" consisting of multiple batteries connected to each other in series, with just two exposed connections which can make charging and swapping batteries a little easier. | ||
| - | ^ Desired Voltage ^ Number of 12 SLAs ^ | + | ^ Desired Voltage ^ Number of 12v SLAs ^ |
| |24|2| | |24|2| | ||
| |36|3| | |36|3| | ||
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| Note that Leaf Cells tend to come in packs that are 7.3 volts each, so you'll need to do the math (see below). Leaf Cells should be assembled into packs that contains cells connected in series and provide just two exposed connections for charging and connecting. | Note that Leaf Cells tend to come in packs that are 7.3 volts each, so you'll need to do the math (see below). Leaf Cells should be assembled into packs that contains cells connected in series and provide just two exposed connections for charging and connecting. | ||
| - | ^ Desired Voltage ^ Actual Voltage ^ Number of Leaf Cells ^ | + | ^ Desired Voltage ^ Actual Voltage ^ Number of 7.3v Leaf Modules ^ |
| |24|21.9|3| | |24|21.9|3| | ||
| |24|29.2|4| | |24|29.2|4| | ||
| |36|36.5|5| | |36|36.5|5| | ||
| |48|43.8|6| | |48|43.8|6| | ||
| - | |48|51.1|7| | + | |48|51.8|7| |
| + | From Patrick, we need to add this in:\\ | ||
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| + | 6 cells - 30 amp fuse\\ | ||
| + | 5 cells - 40 amp fuse\\ | ||
| + | 4 cells - 50 amp fuse\\ | ||
| + | 3 cells - 70 amp fuse\\ | ||
| + | 2 cells - 100 amp fuse\\ | ||
| + | 1 cell - 250 amp fuse and a dunce cap\\ | ||
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| + | ===== Fuses ===== | ||
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| + | ^ Voltages ^ Amps ^ Digikey Part # ^ Series ^ | ||
| + | |48v|30A Fuse|#F7139-ND|BF1 series| | ||
| + | |36v|40A Fuse|#F3089-ND|MIDI series*| | ||
| + | |36v|40A Fuse|#F6792-ND|BF1 series*| | ||
| + | |28.8v|50A Fuse|#F3090-ND|MIDI series| | ||
| + | |24v|60A Fuse|#F3091-ND|MIDI series| | ||
| + | |18v|80A Fuse|#F3092-ND|MIDI series| | ||
| + | |12v|125A Fuse|#F1879-ND|MIDI series| | ||
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| + | *Note that at 36v you can choose either the F3089-ND or F6792-ND fuse. | ||
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