40c or 50c or 60c
09-25-2011, 07:49 PM
#1
40c or 50c or 60c
Can you really tell the difference between a 40c, 50c, or 60c battery?
09-25-2011, 09:46 PM
#3
Tech Regular
I like 50c.
09-26-2011, 04:53 AM
#4
You can feel the punch but i would not believe any manufacturer supplier unless they can supply you a test data sheet with your battery pack .
09-26-2011, 05:27 AM
#5
Check you lap times.
The Higher the C the better the battery.
Every racer should read this if you want to know everything about Lipo batteries:
http://www.tmenet.com/pdf/LithiumBatterySecrets.doc.pdf
The Higher the C the better the battery.
Every racer should read this if you want to know everything about Lipo batteries:
http://www.tmenet.com/pdf/LithiumBatterySecrets.doc.pdf
09-26-2011, 06:20 AM
#6
Tech Fanatic
in theory, if all C's were the same from all manufacturers you would see a difference between 40 and 60, but without a level across the different ranges of products it is hard to follow, but yes I do see a difference between a 2yrs old 30C and a new 60C, but is this because the pack is old or because the C rating is higher??
With new packs being advertise at 70 and 90C or more, it is easy to ask the guys who use them what do they think about them, I curently use IP 5800 60C for 10.5t boosted racing, and they are perfect for this (do not need higher mA for a 5 minute race and bigger batteries are usually heavier too)
Hope this helps
With new packs being advertise at 70 and 90C or more, it is easy to ask the guys who use them what do they think about them, I curently use IP 5800 60C for 10.5t boosted racing, and they are perfect for this (do not need higher mA for a 5 minute race and bigger batteries are usually heavier too)
Hope this helps
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