Right Lipo for starter box.
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#5
Tech Master
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heres another one from the hobbyking website for $20 cheaper:http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...00mAh_4S1P_15C
Last edited by fatdaddy; 01-19-2010 at 04:25 PM.
#6
2000mah 20C and better
I use zippy-h 5000mah 30C so i dont have to recharge it that often
4s of course
I use zippy-h 5000mah 30C so i dont have to recharge it that often
4s of course
#8
some of my packs are 60+cycles and still in perfect shape.
with the battery technology moving so fast i can't justify buying battery that promises 300+cycles for 3times the price of cheap packs that perform as good ,because in one or two years time, there will be new, better generation of batteries.
with the battery technology moving so fast i can't justify buying battery that promises 300+cycles for 3times the price of cheap packs that perform as good ,because in one or two years time, there will be new, better generation of batteries.
#10
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I have a 4S 25c 5000mah zippy and it takes forever for me to use up all the charge. After 3 race days I still had around 60% left. I think a 2200mah to 3000mah would be the most practical. You can get a lipo voltage checker on eBay for a few bucks. When the volt per cell gets to around 3.7V/cell @ no load (resting) go ahead and charge it.
#11
i got the ofna blue truggy box and some ppl say if you go lipo you want to beef up the wiring. What do you guys recomend for this. as i will be going lipo this summer.
#14
I used to run the Protek one until my second one sh8t the bed....I now use a 3S 15c 2200mAh pack for my heli and it works just fine. Honestly gel cells are rated at 12V and a fully charge 3S lipo is 12.6V so it's got plenty of juice. A 4S lipo comes in at 14.4V so you're actually overpowering your starter box motor. It's no big deal, but overtime the motor won't last as long..... my 2 cents
#15
When using 4s lipo batteries would the 6v lipo cut of still be ok or is it too low of a cut of voltage for the 4s lipo batteries?