What is the maximum mAh for an arduino mkr wifi 1010?
The question is too ambiguous. Please restate your question with more information/background.
mAh is a measure of the average current a device uses over a one hour period, and to know that you either need to measure it or have some idea what the device is doing.............................
The reason is that I can't Really use its low power features.
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Can you please elaborate? Is it because your design does not allow for it? Or because you haven't managed to reduce the consumption enough?
What I mean is: What battery would you use for a normal Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 Project?
That depends on how long do you need the board to run and what is the average current of your application.
As a reference I did a few tests with an Arduino Nano 33 IoT a little version of your board. Running from a single 18650 (~3500mAh) it stayed active for around two days sending a few MQTT messages per minute over WiFi.
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