Never mind the extremely informative and concise post, what I want to know is why the double zero in noobs. Is it because noobs looks a bit like boobs if you use 2 o’s
That chart for nickel strip is a bit underated just as every other chart is, one strip of 0.15 x 10mm pure Nickel can handle a lot more than 6.71 amps without heating up.
This is 0.15 x 12mm nickel, so with 13 x series connections at say 8a per connection I should be good for 104a continuous… would like it to comfortably be 200… am I better to solder some wires across or double up all the s connection nickel?
And then for battery pos and neg, it should be fine to just run multiple copper wires to BMS to allow for 200a?
Five 12AWG wires for each series connection (spread evenly along the nickel) would deliver that. And on the B+ and B-, five 12AWG coming from the nickel and then combined into a single 0AWG would make for a 200A continuous connection that would run cool.
Complete overkill for any esk8. But it’s what you need for 200A continuous, 400A peak