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Henry8601 01.19.2007 04:08 PM

Lipo selection help
 
I recently ordered a pair of 4600Kv mamba maxx systems after mike gave me some very helpful advice, but I now have the problems of selecting batteries and have some questions (hopefully I have put this in the correct place!)

First off what discharge rate can high capacity (4500mah) Nimh cells support (in your experence?) 45ish???? or more????

The two systems will be going into my tamiya wild dagger similar to what dagger thrasher is doing. I am really looking at the Poly Rc 20C range, specifically the PX3S-4350 which has 4350mah, is a 3s pack and supports 85A continous and 130Amps peak. Is that enough current as the castle creations controller can support 100A continous. I would have two battery packs, one per system - and they would be, as it were, independant of each other. 85A seems a lot, but some people are not sure and I really do not have the experience to say. Surely I always thought 45Amps max for nimh compared with approx double for lipos. Also what sort of current can deans cope with?

Thanks in advance
Henry

bdebde 01.19.2007 04:12 PM

I run a 4600 system on 3s 3800mah, 76A continuous. Works AWESOME!

Henry8601 01.19.2007 04:20 PM

The other one I am thinking of is the maxamps:
New 20C MaxAmps Lipo 4000HV 3S 11.1V Pack
which is cheaper, but it has lower capacity - but does weigh a lot less. Which should I do for?

Bomb-Proof 01.19.2007 04:53 PM

I am running the enerland 5s 5000mah 20c cells, and they are awesome. 100a continuous 150a 30 sec, and 300a burst.

bdebde 01.19.2007 09:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Henry8601
The other one I am thinking of is the maxamps:
New 20C MaxAmps Lipo 4000HV 3S 11.1V Pack
which is cheaper, but it has lower capacity - but does weigh a lot less. Which should I do for?

Less weight is always good.

BrianG 01.19.2007 10:07 PM

I would always opt for a slightly heavier battery solution rather than skimp on capacity simply because larger cap batteries will have a higher current rating (assuming 20C) and have less chance to heat up too much. But that's just me. :)

jhautz 01.20.2007 01:47 AM

Im running enerland 4350mah 5s packs in my cen matrix. I think the polyRC packs you are talking about are built from the same cells. I really like them. They run great.

Bomb-Proof 01.20.2007 10:30 AM

yep< I do believe they are on in the same.

E-Revolution 02.02.2007 03:48 PM

I have some guestions. Where i can get good LiPo:s in my e-revo? I have soon Mamba Max controller, and that mean i cant use safely >4s LiPo:s... Is that: http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...P80003s&cat=18 LiPo good?

neweuser 02.02.2007 04:03 PM

maxamps-Mike, and you can actually use lipo safely with the MM. You needa ubec though, which you can also get from the Mike store! :)

E-Revolution 02.02.2007 08:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by neweuser
maxamps-Mike, and you can actually use lipo safely with the MM. You needa ubec though, which you can also get from the Mike store! :)

Nice, i know it i can use 4-5s lipo safely with ubec:027:

E-Revolution 02.03.2007 09:27 AM

I want 14.8v lipo, but i dont have see more than 3700mAh 14.8v lipos in RC-Monster store, and 3700mAh is not enough... I want more mAh.

Sylvester 02.03.2007 08:43 PM

Why not get 2 2s2p 8000mah lipos off mike, or do you only want to use 1 pack?

E-Revolution 02.04.2007 08:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sylvester
Why not get 2 2s2p 8000mah lipos off mike, or do you only want to use 1 pack?

It is possible that I buy 2 2s2p 8000mAh lipos off mike:027: But I'm scared my mamba max smoked cause too much weight, is that possible? I dont want destroyed controller or motor...

Serum 02.04.2007 10:34 AM

With the maxamp packs, you need a 2P to power two 4600's. with the enerland 5000/4350 cells you need 1P. 2P gives you longer runtime than 1P


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