That's not entirely true, a higher amp hour rated battery can safely handle a 
higher discharge current. Discharging a battery creates heat, you discharge too 
long and too fast and you'll cook the battery
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From: TyngTech <[email protected]>
Sender: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2013 10:45:26 
To: <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
Subject: [TANKS] Re: New T34 build

Amp hours does not relate to the current carrying capacity of your 
batteries.  Think of it as fuel capacity.  The more AH's you carry the 
longer your run time.

Steve


On Thursday, January 31, 2013 12:16:37 PM UTC-5, Jacob wrote:
>
> I am having to adjust the sizing as I am going along. Its a bit of a test 
> bed/BOX to get my sizing figured out. Not exactly the most smart way of 
> building it, but I will unscrew and trim down the box to closer to the 
> plans dimensions as I go along. One thing I did change was to put in 3/4" 
> plywood on the floor because I didnt believe that 1/2" birch was strong 
> enough for the batteries. Now I need to decide what size batteries to use. 
> I was going to use 35ah batteries but am now wondering if 25ah batteries 
> would be better. I am worried that my motors draw too much current because 
> the original batteries are 55AH batteries. I realize that that is so that a 
> 300-400lb human can be driven all day long in a wheelchair, so I am 
> wondering if its overkill for my tank. What you think? 
>
> On Wednesday, January 30, 2013 2:40:46 PM UTC-7, Jacob wrote:
>
>> I just started my new T34 tank build. One thing that I had to do was 
>> increase the inside width by about 5" to 17 3/4" in order to accommodate my 
>> wheelchair motors and the 35ah batteries that are 7 1/2" wide each. It also 
>> means that my tank will be just under 48" long when adjusted for scale 
>> size. I realize that its not quite an exact scale conversion in length vs 
>> width, but plywood comes in 48" so thats what I am using.. Nice birch 
>> hardwood plywood. Time to start the tablesaw up :)...
>
>

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