On Apr 15, 7:54*am, Jim Wilkins wrote:
On Apr 15, 3:40*am, harry wrote:

On Apr 15, 5:46*am, "
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He said unequal voltage. In which case he's right.
Capacity is not voltage.-

How to properly analyze the problem:http://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/...its/dcp_4.html

Look at Example 1.

jsw

Thank you Jim. I was sitting here wishing I could draw
a simple circuit into the newsgroup that models what we
are talking about and shows what really happens.
You've gone one better and found a perfect example
from an independent and credible source. That
circuit is EXACTLY the model for the dual battery
example I brought up. Each battery is modeled as
an ideal voltage source in series with a resistor. And
each supplies part of the current flowing through
the load. One never charges the other, nor does
one need to have a higher voltage to "push" current.

I suspect we'll be hearing soon from Homeguy
about how this isn't a valid way two batteries connected
in parallel to a load can be modeled.