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Old 11-30-2010, 08:22 AM
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Hello!
I want to buy new lipos for new 2011 season, but I want to buy batteries, which will be 2s1p, NOT 2s2p.
Can you help me please, which type of batteries are:
Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5000mah 35c
Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5600mah 50c
Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5000mah 50c
2S2P or 2S1P?
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by F-1
Hello!
I want to buy new lipos for new 2011 season, but I want to buy batteries, which will be 2s1p, NOT 2s2p.
Can you help me please, which type of batteries are:
Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5000mah 35c
Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5600mah 50c
Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5000mah 50c
2S2P or 2S1P?
Thanks!
Didn't look up the intellect but all the Proteks listed state in their descriptions that they are 2 cell. (www.amainhobbies.com)
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2s1p would probably be a better configuration as it is 2 cells in series, giving the 7.2v. 2s2p would be 4 cells, 2 of each being in parallel and 2 in series, giving the same 7.2v. I would go the 2s1p as most batteries are like that, but I would think 2s2p would be slightly larger in size?
I have the Protek 5000mah 30C battery and it lasts a hell of a long time in my 21.5
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Old 12-02-2010, 11:46 AM
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Yes, 2s2p is slightly thicker. 2s1p is better, because there are only 2 cells, not 4.
Can anyone answer on my question please?
which type of batteries are:
Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5000mah 35c 2S2P or 2S1P?

Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5600mah 50c 2S2P or 2S1P?

Inellect/Protek 7.4v 5000mah 50c 2S2P or 2S1P?
Help me please. Amain support says, that 5600mah 50c version is 2s1p, is it real?
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F-1 - I'm sorry that no one has been able to answer your questions until now.

I can confirm that the 5000 and 5600 mAh packs, in 35C, 50C, and 65C flavors, are all 2S2P configuration. I'm not sure whether the original product description on the website was either a typo, or if the supplier has changed the battery configuration since the original units were received.

The website descriptions have been updated accordingly.

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The ProTek R/C 2S "Supreme Power" Li-Poly 35C Hard Case Battery Pack (7.4V/5000mAh) (ROAR Approved) [PTK-LPH-5000-2S35-P] is what I use, and it's still showing that it's a 2S1P. Never had an issue with them. Ran two through the fall and into the carpet season, and just bought a few more. Great performance for the price. Works great for VTA and 17.5 boosted/non in a touring car.
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