When I see examples of people's battery racks with wiring between batteries, I wonder why they do it this way:
Would the current be highest heading into the wire of the last battery, and lowest flowing from the first battery? Are the wires they typically ship with these units large enough to handle a rack of 6 wired this way? I'm thinking a solid buss bar is the way to go, with equal length wires from each battery terminal so that the current flowing through each wire is low and equal.
Maybe I'm missing something?
Would the current be highest heading into the wire of the last battery, and lowest flowing from the first battery? Are the wires they typically ship with these units large enough to handle a rack of 6 wired this way? I'm thinking a solid buss bar is the way to go, with equal length wires from each battery terminal so that the current flowing through each wire is low and equal.
Maybe I'm missing something?