1P vs 2P
01-26-2010 | 07:03 PM
#1
1P vs 2P
Not sure what kind of a debate this will start but here goes,,is a 2p battery equal to a 1p,I understand that a 2p is actually 2 cells in series and then 2 in parallel,but what I want to know is,if the 2s2p battery will perform as a 2s1p battery?Lets say if I ran a 2s2p 30c 5000mah pack,would it be the the same as running a 2s1p 30c 5000mah pack.Is the 2s2p going to deliver the same amps and runtime safely,going to run these batts in an E Revo.
01-26-2010 | 11:24 PM
#3
On a similar topic, 2S lipos typically have a balancing port which makes sense - each cell is charged (or discharged) independently from each other.
However, saddle pack lipos are typically 2S2P or even 2S3P for 5200+. So if you balance charge, you're effectively charging 2/3 cells at each point.
Doesn't this kind of defeat the purpose of balance charging in the first place?
However, saddle pack lipos are typically 2S2P or even 2S3P for 5200+. So if you balance charge, you're effectively charging 2/3 cells at each point.
Doesn't this kind of defeat the purpose of balance charging in the first place?
01-27-2010 | 05:05 AM
#4
On a similar topic, 2S lipos typically have a balancing port which makes sense - each cell is charged (or discharged) independently from each other.
However, saddle pack lipos are typically 2S2P or even 2S3P for 5200+. So if you balance charge, you're effectively charging 2/3 cells at each point.
Doesn't this kind of defeat the purpose of balance charging in the first place?
However, saddle pack lipos are typically 2S2P or even 2S3P for 5200+. So if you balance charge, you're effectively charging 2/3 cells at each point.
Doesn't this kind of defeat the purpose of balance charging in the first place?
no, because of the way its wired, if 1 lipo cell(in parallel) starts to overcharge, it will automaticly discharge to help bring the other cells up the the right voltage
01-27-2010 | 09:32 AM
#5
Not sure what kind of a debate this will start but here goes,,is a 2p battery equal to a 1p,I understand that a 2p is actually 2 cells in series and then 2 in parallel,but what I want to know is,if the 2s2p battery will perform as a 2s1p battery?Lets say if I ran a 2s2p 30c 5000mah pack,would it be the the same as running a 2s1p 30c 5000mah pack.Is the 2s2p going to deliver the same amps and runtime safely,going to run these batts in an E Revo.
01-27-2010 | 09:48 AM
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In this case the run time will not be higher. The question as stated involves both packs being 5000mah (the 2p pack is made with 2500mah cells).
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