Intellect Battery 3800
#481
i sorry i meant 20 mV, i think it =.02 on a turbo
#482
Originally Posted by Danny/SMC
.2is to high you need .02 for the entire pack.
IB cells get hotter than GP cells because they are built differently and use different materials. This is why you need to keep the peak detects lower.
IB cells get hotter than GP cells because they are built differently and use different materials. This is why you need to keep the peak detects lower.
-Josh
#484
What about Team Muchmore/Orion charger? How many Amp and delta peak do you recommend? Thanks
#485
I was looking at the MM Cell Master as well as the Orion Advantage, and after Danny's recommendation, I'm going to go with the Pitbull X3. I don't really need the motor run-in feature, and with the Pitbull, I still get the Turbo-35 quality charging. It has the step charge, which is a must for me, and it has more delta peak value selection. The Pitbull X3 can measure down to 2mV/cell, while the Advantage and Cell Master only go down to three. The discharge on the Cell Master is only 10 amps. If I need a 10 amp discharge, I'll run it in my car. All of them have long lockout, I believe. One thing that would be interesting to play with though, is the zero delta peak on the Cell Master. It's where if the voltage levels out for eight seconds or so, it terminates the charge. But when it comes down to it, the simplicity, cheaper price, and the high quality CE charging is what attracted me to the Pitbull.
-Josh
-Josh
Last edited by josh69162; 10-08-2005 at 03:19 PM. Reason: grammar
#486
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I'm sure the Muchmore charger works well and is a great quality charger. I have never been one to go for all the bells and whistles. I have been in RC racing since 1985 and my first good charger was a CE Turbocharger and it worked flawlessly and then I bought the T-35 and have never used anything else since then.
#489
Originally Posted by Danny/SMC
I wouldn't discharge what is left in your pack at 10 amps this will train the pack to discharge at a lower rate and isn't good. Get an Integy 30 amp reactor which discharges packs down to 5.4 volts at 30 amps.
If I'm running stock motors only, wouldn't I use a 20 amp discharge rate down to 5.4 volts?
#490
Originally Posted by JRX-S Bill
Danny,
If I'm running stock motors only, wouldn't I use a 20 amp discharge rate down to 5.4 volts?
If I'm running stock motors only, wouldn't I use a 20 amp discharge rate down to 5.4 volts?
#491
Only if you are testing against the labeled numbers. Discharging a fully charged 6-cell pack at 30 amps makes it heat up in the area 170-180 F degrees. Even higher at 35 amp discharge. A real workout for em pups...
When I do use 30-35 amps for discharging these days is now only on a Spintec or Trinity Dyno Pulse. The pulsing type of discharge is kind to my packs...
When I do use 30-35 amps for discharging these days is now only on a Spintec or Trinity Dyno Pulse. The pulsing type of discharge is kind to my packs...
#492
Originally Posted by koabich
Why only 20 amps? Regardless of class if you buy batteries matched at 30 amps, wouldn't you want to discharge tham at 30 amps? Same for 35 amps...discharge them at 35 amps.
-Josh
#493
Originally Posted by josh69162
What discharges at 35 amps?
-Josh
-Josh
#494
Well, obviously that. I was thinking more on the lines of sub-$300 equipment. What kind of TRAYS discharge at 35 amps.
-Josh
-Josh
#495
Why not get a Indi Reactor 30 then get a much-more zero-v tray, that is what my current set is, and so far its working great