Parallel Battery Voltage

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Parallel Battery Voltage

I know you can connect two batteties in parallel to practically double the capacity. And two 9.6v batteries in parallel still provides 9.6v. But what about two batteries of different voltage? Say a 9.6v in parallel with a 7.4v battery? What would be the final voltage? And is it safe to run two batteries that way?

Tom
Sun, 12 Jul 2015 03:07:15 +0400

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