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Old 11-27-2011 | 07:01 AM
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Hey guys, here's a stupid question. What's the difference in the C rating, from my understanding it is the discharge rate? I think....

My dad is running a 7.4v 50c 5000, I have a 7.4v 65c 5000. I can't notice a difference between the two when using them, can someone elaborate.
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http://www.rc-mini.net/joomla/index....148&Itemid=151

http://knol.google.com/k/a-beginner-...ymer-lipo-etc#
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Old 11-28-2011 | 05:45 PM
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C rating is mainly used as a comparative discharge rating. Your Dads has 250amps and yours has 325amps. As the C rating has climbed higher and higher, there's isn't really much diff from a practical point. The higher C rating should have a lower IR and hold voltage better versus load than a lower C rating. Might be hard to measure diff between 50 and 65 C rated lipos.

There's a noticeable diff between a 20C and a 50C, but as you've found, diff in a 50C and 65C is hard to notice.


C rating is also used in charging specs btw, such as a 5C charge rated lipo, for a 5000mah that would mean it could be charged at 25amps
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