Intellect 4200SHV
07-08-2006, 07:53 PM
#76
Last edited by wallstreet; 07-08-2006 at 09:51 PM.
07-08-2006, 08:00 PM
#77
Originally Posted by ottoman
1.3 volts at 35 amps with a .09 cutoff? Somehow I find that very hard to believe 
I will ask Paul Lemieux this weekend what numbers he was running at the worlds
I will ask Paul Lemieux this weekend what numbers he was running at the worldsi agree i really dont think he was running 1.3 cells. at the on road nats he was running 1.233 at 35amps. and i know this for a fact.
07-10-2006, 05:10 AM
#78
I would think the 1.25v packs were not matched at 35amps. I have seen Orion cells that are 1.25v, but they are matched at 30amps if I am correct. My best SHV cells come in at 1.231 at 35amps, 0.9v cutoff. However i always said that you can't realy compare numbers from different matchers, as they all have slightly different ideas and processes etc.
07-11-2006, 12:22 PM
#81
Originally Posted by dawgmeat
I bought 4 packs of the Trinity's IB4200's and they seem pretty flat for 1.218 IR 1.7 at 35amp .90 cutoff, 2 locals purchased some of their pack and theysaid there 3800's felt stronger I might have to try someout some SMC 4200 packs.
07-11-2006, 01:07 PM
#82
Tech Fanatic
As much as I wish this were true... 
...it is not. Everyone gets the same cells.
...it is not. Everyone gets the same cells.
07-13-2006, 10:20 AM
#83
Our TM-4s are set at .90v with the full voltage runout. All the info is sent directly to Turbolabel to print the labels. That being said it's very easy to have the info sent into a PC and have the numbers manipulated.
One thing I find strange is that every company who claims they have a special system to match cells all seem to have better looking numbers. I would have allot more respect for a company who claims they have a better system but it would actually have lower numbers. The fact is that many racers are looking to buy the best looking numbers so companies will try and make the numbers look as good as possible and then if you ask them why the pack is off by 40 seconds and .12 in voltage they say that it's because it was matched using a different system.
One thing I find strange is that every company who claims they have a special system to match cells all seem to have better looking numbers. I would have allot more respect for a company who claims they have a better system but it would actually have lower numbers. The fact is that many racers are looking to buy the best looking numbers so companies will try and make the numbers look as good as possible and then if you ask them why the pack is off by 40 seconds and .12 in voltage they say that it's because it was matched using a different system.
07-13-2006, 10:24 AM
#84
LOL....welcome to my world circa 1987-1997.
No, I don't miss it.
No, I don't miss it.
07-13-2006, 10:27 AM
#86
Originally Posted by ottoman
1.3 volts at 35 amps with a .09 cutoff? Somehow I find that very hard to believe I will ask Paul Lemieux this weekend what numbers he was running at the worlds
I will ask Paul Lemieux this weekend what numbers he was running at the worlds
07-13-2006, 11:15 AM
#89
Originally Posted by Danny/SMC
We have been using the same tips as the 3800/4200s. Go to our charging section on our website for some tips.