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Why do two 6 volt batteries in series usually have more amphours then a single 12 volt battery?
Two 6-volt batteries in series typically provide greater amp-hour capacity than a single 12-volt battery due to the total capacity being higher when both batteries are combined. Assuming equal total mass, battery technology, and manufacturing design, the storage capacity remains consistent. Practical factors, such as improved heat dissipation in smaller batteries, may contribute to performance differences, but these are generally negligible. Any significant discrepancies in capacity are likely attributed to variations in battery technology or design parameters.
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