tool batteries amp hours and it’s relation to the amount of power a tool gets.

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How/why is it that two batteries with the same voltage may preform at different levels of power based on their amp hours? For instance, a 2Ah battery powering a weed eater at full charge, and the weed eater not working as powerfully as it would with a fully charged 4Ah battery?

Forgive me, I’m new to hobbies involving power tools but I’m excited to learn!

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The 2Ah rating means the battery should be able to provide 2 amps of current for 1 hour.

An extra rating of a battery is the C rating.

The C rating multiplied by the Ah rating tells us the maximum current the battery can constantly provide.

Eg:

* 2Ah battery with C rating of 10 could provide 20amps

* 4Ah battery with the same C rating of 10 could provide 40amps

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