200 degree batteries
#1
200 degree batteries
Are hot batteries an indication of being undergeared?
A friend of mine was runnning a Novak GTB/4.5 system in a T2 with a FDR of 7.93. The batteries were sizzling, but the ESC and motor were only around 110 degrees. That was his first run with the combo, so we weren't sure what FDR he needed.
A friend of mine was runnning a Novak GTB/4.5 system in a T2 with a FDR of 7.93. The batteries were sizzling, but the ESC and motor were only around 110 degrees. That was his first run with the combo, so we weren't sure what FDR he needed.
#2
I would say overgeared, I thnk the Novak recommendation is more like 10:1 overall ratio in a tourer.
What cells were they? If they were cheap/old that may be why, if they are good condition IB4200s that seems way, way too hot.
What cells were they? If they were cheap/old that may be why, if they are good condition IB4200s that seems way, way too hot.
#4
Tech Adept
With my 3.5 I used a FDR of 10.1 with 5 Cells.
Batteries were getting warm but not overheating or something.
Rob Janssen
Batteries were getting warm but not overheating or something.
Rob Janssen