Will this work say you have 4 each 6 volt batteries and 2 each 12 volt

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Wiring four 6-volt batteries in a series-parallel configuration can effectively create two 12-volt batteries, allowing for the addition of two more 12-volt batteries in parallel to form a 4-battery bank. This setup is theoretically sound if all batteries are ideal. However, real-life performance can be affected by differences in battery types and their characteristics. A critical factor to consider is the state of charge among the batteries in parallel, as discrepancies can lead to operational issues. Proper management of these variables is essential for optimal performance.
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will this work say you have 4each 6 volt batteries and 2 each12 volt if you wire your 4 each 6 volts in a series- parallel so the 4each 6 volts are are now in princeable 2 12 volts wired parallel could we now add 2 12 volt batteries into the parallel giveing you a 4 12 volt battery bank
 
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In theory - yes. Provided these are ideal batteries.

However, different kinds of physical battery may have differences in other characteristics that may be important to the real-life operation.
 
@Simon Bridge gave you the correct answer. I only want to add that differing state of charge of batteries in parallel is critical as one of the other characteristics.
 
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