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AP Alex · 03.15.2009, 08:57 AM

To calculate what your batteries are cappable of is C rating/1000 * MAh = continuous amps ability of your batteries. Here is where experience comes in because the C rating varies from company to company and some fudge here. Am I right? I think I getting this now. I have a Master's degree in math, but it is for education not engineering/electrical. I'm a math teacher/assistant principal and I share a lot of what you guys teach me in the classroom. The students love it. Several are helping me build a huge track on my land. We live in the country.

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AP Alex RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 146 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: South Carolina	03.15.2009, 08:57 AM To calculate what your batteries are cappable of is C rating/1000 * MAh = continuous amps ability of your batteries. Here is where experience comes in because the C rating varies from company to company and some fudge here. Am I right? I think I getting this now. I have a Master's degree in math, but it is for education not engineering/electrical. I'm a math teacher/assistant principal and I share a lot of what you guys teach me in the classroom. The students love it. Several are helping me build a huge track on my land. We live in the country.