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I'd like to be able to charge large lipo packs at the field that allow for high rate C charge, rather quickly. Now, this can be accomplished at home rather easily using a high watt power supply. My question, does anyone know (for example) whether I can accomplish a powering my charger at a consistent 1000 watts using a 12v (or two wired in series) car type battery(s)? I came across a 12v deep cycle battery at Batteries Plus rated at 80amp hours, however am curious whether this equates to a constient 960 watts? (12v x 80a = 960w).. Thanks, Raz |
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