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10.26.2010, 01:24 AM
The bottom line here is that MaxAmps is boasting a "race ready LiPo pack that can handle a "true 150C discharge". Your words not ours. What that means in real terms is that this battery should be able to hold 150C discharge for at least 5 or 10 seconds at a time without having its voltage drop below 3.2volts or the battery pack heat up and explode, correct? Just because you see a milisecond spike even close to that amp draw does not qulaify any battery source to claim a 150C rating. If your add states that it will handle 150C spike/1 second bursts, than you will have stated the truth if in fact it can actually do this, which we still have not seen.
"C" ratings are based on a batteries ability to hold its nominal voltage (3.2v) without drooping under load=150c for a specified amount of time (lets say 10 seconds) or continuous load without melting. Please show us that your "Race Ready LiPo battery" can stand up to your claims. Otherwise it is just a bunch of hogwash or false advertising on your part.
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