Back in the day, when some road EV hobbyists used series-parallel battery
arrangements with 12 volt modules, often AGM lead, they usually "buddy-
paired" the batteries.
That is, instead of creating 2 nominal-voltage (say 144 volts) series
strings and paralleling the strings for more amp-hour capacity and current,
they connected pairs of 12 volt modules in parallel, then connected all the
pairs in seriees to reach the required voltage.
(View with monospaced font:)
This:
B B B B
|---|---|---|
B B B B
and not this:
B---B---B---B
| |
B---B---B---B
It's been a while since I've torn into a laptop battery, but I'm pretty
sure that I recall that they also use this method.
IIRC, some EV hobbyists added fuses to the parallel connections.
David Roden - 25 Years with ETs
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