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Old 08-02-2017, 08:55 AM
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Does anyone manufacturer round cell lipo for rc car like the turnigy nano-tech round cell? I wanted to try my hand at building a round pack for one of my rc cars. But sofar all the cell i seen have a low discharge count the highest i seen sofar the turnigy at 15c
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Enough Tamiya style lipo racing packs to find
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Originally Posted by Speed Chaser
Does anyone manufacturer round cell lipo for rc car like the turnigy nano-tech round cell? I wanted to try my hand at building a round pack for one of my rc cars. But sofar all the cell i seen have a low discharge count the highest i seen sofar the turnigy at 15c
You want to build a round pack or you need a round pack?
If you need a round pack, this is probably what you want: https://www.horizonhobby.com/product...--tam-ori14078

If you're trying to build your own pack, lipos really are not sold in the manner to promote doing so. You might have to try a Chinese-based OEM site/mfg and see if they would sell you that small a quantity of cells.
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I am trying to build my own pack. I can find single flat cell lipo up to 40c but but when it comes to round one not much development has gone into them from what i see.
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LiPo cells, from my understanding are all prismatic (flat)

To get a round cell, you'll need too use lithium ion.
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Originally Posted by anthonyscardina
LiPo cells, from my understanding are all prismatic (flat)

To get a round cell, you'll need too use lithium ion.
From what i see turnigy seem pretty round to me

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The LiPo cells in a round shaped case are just a bit smaller so they fit flat in the case. That is why they are lower in capacity.
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Originally Posted by Speed Chaser
From what i see turnigy seem pretty round to me

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Hmmm, a lipo battery in the size and shape of a AA. Never seen that before (but had no reason to look either)

Anyway, it's still just a flat cell in a round package.
mooby64 and RC Juice like this.
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If you look in the description, it says they're lithium ion...
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Originally Posted by anthonyscardina
If you look in the description, it says they're lithium ion...
The only thing it say is
"The nano-core technology in lithium ion batteries is the application of nanometer conductive additives." I talk to one of their representative and they told me it was lipo. But then again most of those representative dont know what they are talking about.
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Originally Posted by Speed Chaser
Does anyone manufacturer round cell lipo for rc car like the turnigy nano-tech round cell? I wanted to try my hand at building a round pack for one of my rc cars. But sofar all the cell i seen have a low discharge count the highest i seen sofar the turnigy at 15c
...and the special RC car, that is requiring "round" cells, is what?

LiPo batteries come in all shapes, and sizes. I don't know of any "high" discharge rated cells in something like a 14500 (AA) sized cell.
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Some 1/18 cars have a 2 cell Li-Ion 18600 battery. Maybe it is time TS tells what car he has, maybe a picture of his current battery?
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I never said it is a special rc that require round cells i simply just want to try out to build one only because i am helping one of my friends with a drift build and he is doing a full interior so he ask me if they make round lipo so it would be easier to hide and it got my attention when he ask and i ask here to see if anyone knew any manufacturer
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