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Old 06-03-23, 11:55 PM
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I get the part about the internal shorting of an individual cell.

Originally Posted by Pop N Wood
To the OP the BMS can't "increase the current" to supply more current as the battery is depleted. Whatever juice the battery can supply is a matter of physics. If a cell is depleted or dead, the internal resistance increases limiting what it can put out.
OK, if that's true, then let's consider a battery that is fully charged - to say 48v, 100%.

Now you ride it and get it down to 50 % remaining. The voltage is something less than 48 volts. With me so far ?

So new explain why, even at 50 % indicated battery capacty - or 25% for that matter - the bike is really no slower than it was at 100%

if the current draw from the battery does not change with regard to voltage, then you have either violated ohm's law or the laws of physics.

explain !

/markp
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