Lipo's 4 cell, 14.8v, 2200mAh
06-07-2008, 08:33 PM
#1
Lipo's 4 cell, 14.8v, 2200mAh
SOLD!!!!
I have 2 of these GE Packs for sale
Specs
Capacity : 2200mAh
Nominal Voltage : 14.8v
Discharge Rate : 20C
These packs are in great shape, Pack labelled #5 has only 5 or 6 cycles, pack labelled #6 also has 5 or 6 cycles but has a small dent in the corner, was like this when I got it. still works great.
Pack 5 numbers
Cell1 : 4.21v
Cell2 : 4.22v
Cell3 : 4.24v
Cell4 : 4.21v
Pack 6 numbers
Cell1: 4.21v
Cell2: 4.22v
Cell3: 4.24v
Cell4: 4.21v
Yes I do record the voltage of each cell on all my packs, before and after every charge.
I use a cell monitor that reads each cell & the total.
I charge on a Ice, balance with a Blinky.
Asking $SOLD for both, Shipped to the lower 48 only
I have 2 of these GE Packs for sale
Specs
Capacity : 2200mAh
Nominal Voltage : 14.8v
Discharge Rate : 20C
These packs are in great shape, Pack labelled #5 has only 5 or 6 cycles, pack labelled #6 also has 5 or 6 cycles but has a small dent in the corner, was like this when I got it. still works great.
Pack 5 numbers
Cell1 : 4.21v
Cell2 : 4.22v
Cell3 : 4.24v
Cell4 : 4.21v
Pack 6 numbers
Cell1: 4.21v
Cell2: 4.22v
Cell3: 4.24v
Cell4: 4.21v
Yes I do record the voltage of each cell on all my packs, before and after every charge.
I use a cell monitor that reads each cell & the total.
I charge on a Ice, balance with a Blinky.
Asking $SOLD for both, Shipped to the lower 48 only
Last edited by Aussie_G; 06-13-2008 at 03:48 PM.
06-09-2008, 07:28 PM
#6
I was under the impression you should only charge at 1c and wouldnt that make the max charge rate 2.2amps? I have had two different starter box batteries both 2200mah and 14.8 volts and always charged them at 2.2amps
06-09-2008, 07:33 PM
#7
Some people will charge at 2c, which wont kill the pack but will reduce its life.
I personally use an adapter that lets me charge 2 packs at 4.4a, the charger only see's the 4 cells but they are parallel which doubles the capacity but not the voltage.
Basically I just do it to charge 2 packs at one time.
I personally use an adapter that lets me charge 2 packs at 4.4a, the charger only see's the 4 cells but they are parallel which doubles the capacity but not the voltage.
Basically I just do it to charge 2 packs at one time.
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