I’m putting together my 10s3p battery and the question arose:
How to calculate the maximum continuous discharge current to choose my BMS?
How to know if you should choose 35A or 60A or 100A etc …
From reading things on this forum I don’t think you need a discharge BMS. A charge and discharge BMS are much larger than a charge only BMS as well. A charge only BMS should be fine since the batteries don’t drift far apart if I am not wrong and if you use the battery safely and have a good cutoff, then the batteries won’t be damaged from over discharging them.
If you have a 10s3p 30q pack. You can pull 60a max. Therefore your bms should be 60a or higher
No offence, but there is a noob questions thread that is perfect for stuff like this. It would also get you alot more views and exposure.
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How do you calculate that with 10s3p you shoot 60A maximum?
Please don’t double post.
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Perfect, thank you very much!
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