aww, ok.
So to get your voltage you need to have 19 cels in series. (Like I said, I would go 20, but not an engineer, there may be a reason that engineering school teaches)
9p... 9x3.5=31.5
Obviously not gonna happen.
Do the math backwards:
90/3.5=25.7... lets call it .72 that suggests we should be wild and reasonable and call it 25p
19s x 25p = 475 individual batteries, (although your "cell" will be 9pcs in series to get to a single 72v cel)
I have a thread somewhere mentioning I am buying the biggest strap on battery pack I can find and it is like 100 slots (I think it is 91, again, tired and lazy sorry) which is gonna make for a monster package on a bike, each of my 18650's weighs in at 46.2g making my battery weight like 20kg for the pair of em (ballparking again) this is going onto a dual motor system and even though I am 48v, I wanted it to have enough range to ride to the location of my new warehouse (I have a warehouse habit, I keep renting them for 5 years, getting a notice of rent hike and getting out to go to a cheaper one, which leads to longer commutes)
But then I can leave the house, go to my hobby space and not be bothered for some hours at a time... Like a man cave, but one preferably further away than the garage.
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auses to re-read:: Oh... So sorry man, I am not at me best.
Pushing 90A is not a big issue. My 21 battery unit pushes 40a with cheap batteries and it gets throttled by the bms I use to not push more than that because I don't want a heat issue.
You are needing to look at the C rating. I have a set of batteries here that can push 20A per cel (it claims) I still have not tested it, but the chap that does testing on here shows cels doing crazy stuff. I might just be behind the curve on things.
I have looked at a friends bike that was having "weird smell issues" and after popping a clamp on it found it was pushing up to 100A when starting under load. Li Ion batt's can push a lot of electrons brother.
Now, I already said, I have not looked up the batts.. i will now:
Panasonic NCR18650BD
10a max consistant flow.
if you have 9p... you have 9X10 Amps. It ain't rocket surgery.
so it's stated constant flow rate is 10amps. so it can push 10amps at voltage until it is shut down by the bms
Now the more interesting part
19x9=171
171 cels in what looks like the 5 buck range... $855.00
add in dribs and drabs, you have another minimum 100 dollars, and with a fancier BMS unit that could be double. If you have batteries in a shrink wrap that is, add a case and you are adding 20-200 dollars more. so, parts are gonna run around $1000 or more. If he is assembling and selling it out the door for 200 bucks, I wonder how he plans on staying in business.
The maths on your stuff is not hard, just gots to keep in mind, pay attention and if you are still recovering from covid, read 3x before typing out long commentary...