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Originally Posted by aqwut
Yeah, that would be nice... Worst case scenario would be best.. I like it when batteries are underrated.. I usually underrate them myself by about 20% when figuring out speed, power, voltage & capacity.... It's always nice to have a battery pack that can perform whatever is marked on the sticker.. without any fine prints.. but I guess that would be hard to do..
LOL, I bet you'd love to be the person to perfom all these test... I know I wouldn't mind.. house full of LiPos, imagine that...
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I can definitely tell which one is good
. If they can handle our stuff, they can handle anything. A video of the test should also provide some form of where the data came from. A burst test should be done to confirm the pack can withstand the burst rating. Afterwards one should be able to establish a safe continuous and burst C rating on their own and not just go by what a factory puts on the cell. It all comes down to a little commom sense on the rating of cells and to avoid situations like the ones mentioned. All the batteries I've tested and owned does come with a factory C rating, but I like to beat them up a bit to see if they can live through it.