Originally Posted by
Duster_360
Not in the body of the lipo itself - the heat would be where the resistance was - in/at the connection.
Cool, asking because my soldering skills are lacking to say the least -- especially with thicker gauge wires.
My Lipos never seem to get above about 85 degrees. I'm wondering if that will still be true when peak ambient temps out side are 110 degree, and surface temps on the ground are even higher.
Right now, both of my CC MMM setups are running nice and cool. Motors never higher than 110 degrees. Loving that.
ben