I bought three NCRB 13.5 ah bottle packs for my multiple (or soon to be) ebikes. I wanted the batteries to be all the same, so I can switch them around between the bikes as needed. One of my ebikes, though, will be using the 30A continuous MP5 on a mtn bike where I will be doing some long up hill climbs. And I just noticed that the NCRB is only good for short bursts at 30A and should only be used 25A continuous. For 30A continous, the PF 11.5 ah is recommended. So I have a couple questions.
1. What happens when you run 30A continuous on the NCRB 13.5 ah pack? Will it be harmed, or does it just back off the power output after a time?
2. If I bought another pack, the high power PF 11.5 ah, could I also use that battery on the bottle cases that came with my NCRB 13.5 packs? Or are there some electronics in the bottle case that is specific to the type of battery?
1. What happens when you run 30A continuous on the NCRB 13.5 ah pack? Will it be harmed, or does it just back off the power output after a time?
2. If I bought another pack, the high power PF 11.5 ah, could I also use that battery on the bottle cases that came with my NCRB 13.5 packs? Or are there some electronics in the bottle case that is specific to the type of battery?
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