Tech specs

[iMONITOR]

Upman have stated that the SDS200 requires a maximum of 750mA which is 9watt at 12volt. And he also stated that the SDS100 charge the 3,7volt battery with 700mA.

If the SDS100 runs for 8 hours from a 5400mA battery it will drain a constant 675mA which is 2,4watt. That's almost 1/4 of what the SDS200 requires. Add the 700mA charge current for the SDS100 battery and it will be a total of 1375mA that are needed from a power supply. It's good practice to have some overhead to not stress the power supply at full capacity, so the 45% overhead up to 2000mA seems logical.

/Ubbe

If so, why not include this information in the manual?

 

[RRR]

kruser didn't upman at some point in the past state they are the same but the SDS200 in just in a better insulated case and the SDS200 may have a small range advantage?

Not necessarily. When I opened my 200 up to insert the grounding pad, I could clearly see there are much larger circuit boards inside of it than could be inserted inside an SDS100.

May be theoretically similar, but it is quite obvious they use some different components, and that can significantly change things.