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Old 01-01-2008 | 06:14 AM
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Originally Posted by QuickRC
I've done some testing on these they seem pretty decent. Attached is a 2 discharge plots I made at 30 amps. They are a little on the low side and there is a dip at the beginning of the discharge because these cells were sitting in my shop all night and were a little cold in the morning. Once the cells warm up a little (from discharging) the voltage rises a little.

Weight on these is about 8.5 Oz or 240 Grams. They are 1.83 in/46.7 mm wide, 5.4 in/137.39mm long .937 in/23.81 mm thick. Basically, almost identical to an assembled side x side pack. The low voltage cut-off that is built in does work and kicks off at 5.4 volts on the nose. Good for a safety measure but don't run them until they hit the cut-off if you can help it. It's best to stop once a noticeable decrease in speed happens. I think 5.4 V was probably chosen as 6.0 V would be too agressive and under load you would experience drop-outs - 5.4 V is a good number. Testing was done on a CE Turbo 35 GFX LiPo.
any comparisons to a decent IB/EP4200 matched pack?
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