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Nick 04.10.2010 03:37 PM

Lipo powered 1:1 car!
 
Well almost. :rofl:

The power of Lipos. Starting dead car battery.


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zeropointbug 04.10.2010 08:19 PM

That's cool. I am gonna make an A123 starter pack with cells I have sitting around.

Question? Why is he afraid of 12V? Or is it the heat from the wires?

squeeforever 04.10.2010 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zeropointbug (Post 359718)
That's cool. I am gonna make an A123 starter pack with cells I have sitting around.

Question? Why is he afraid of 12V? Or is it the heat from the wires?

Did you see the smoke coming from the terminals? They will get HOT.

Nick 04.10.2010 08:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zeropointbug (Post 359718)
That's cool. I am gonna make an A123 starter pack with cells I have sitting around.

Question? Why is he afraid of 12V? Or is it the heat from the wires?

I didn't know what to expect, better safe than sorry. :rofl:

The contacts got very hot but wouldn't of been touching them had my kept my sleeves up.

What's_nitro? 04.10.2010 11:30 PM

Looks like the tiny alligator clips melted a tad... :lol:

V0RT3X 04.11.2010 02:47 AM

Here's a proper lipo powered car:

http://www.ad-pecjak.si/ECO/slikce/LiPo1.jpg

"Kokam Li-Po batteries have arrived - 200 Ah 3,7 V cell with weight of only 4 kg!"

http://www.ad-pecjak.si/ECO/newsEespace.htm

"We drove 193 km on pure electric drive without charging the batteries and they still had 3,56V per cell what means about 20% of the total capacity!!!"

What's_nitro? 04.11.2010 03:06 AM

^ Now, that's progress.

JERRY2KONE 04.11.2010 04:59 AM

Now thats funny.
 
At least we know in a pinch that we can rely on using R/C Lipos to start our 1:1 cars. Why not? Just when you thought that you have seen everything eah??

DanteX 04.11.2010 05:35 AM

Hey :)

i have got a real lipo powered car for you guys!
Enjoy:
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brushlessboy16 04.11.2010 08:55 AM

My 4s Flightpower 5000mah started up my 4cyl Kia Sportage.... Got creative when I left my lights on... :)

medusa'd maxx 04.11.2010 08:56 AM

not bad but check this out
YouTube - White Zombie Datsun 1200 Electric drag car
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JERRY2KONE 04.11.2010 10:26 AM

Wow!!!
 
WOW 11.555 at 110 mph. That is just awesome for the electric boys. I bet that was really making some guys think about their hi powered fosel fuel burners in a different light. That is just great to watch. I wish I had the $$$$$ to do somthing like that. If we can turn out a rubber burner like that, then we should be able to turn out an electric vehicle that can run 200 to 300 miles on one charge easily. I would have to believe that we will have conversion kits available for any car out there within the next 5 years or so that is also affordable. Nice video.

E-Revonut 04.11.2010 05:58 PM

Incredible!!!

Marvin 04.11.2010 06:45 PM

Still using brushed though... :whip:

medusa'd maxx 04.11.2010 09:15 PM

imagine what he could do with a brushless set up!


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