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Finnster · 10.03.2006, 10:36 PM

Watched the vid, very nice, just putfile was not playing nice...

I did see that they do have solderless power tubes for M1 cells, but they run $20ea. For my saddle pack that's $40. :(

Does anyone know the approx voltage of a NIMH cell underload? I've seen graphs of ~1.1V, but this is usually under a much lighter load, like 10C. I'm wondering what it looks like in a high amp BL system that is pulling 80A+. For the M1 cells, a 5s pack under 80A would be ~13.5V. A 5s M1 pack seems to equil ~15 cells nimh based on nominal voltage. Thus the nimh would have to drop below 0.9V under such a load for the m1s to be better. Thoughts?

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Finnster KillaHurtz Offline Posts: 2,958 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bucks Co, PA	10.03.2006, 10:36 PM Watched the vid, very nice, just putfile was not playing nice... I did see that they do have solderless power tubes for M1 cells, but they run $20ea. For my saddle pack that's $40. :( Does anyone know the approx voltage of a NIMH cell underload? I've seen graphs of ~1.1V, but this is usually under a much lighter load, like 10C. I'm wondering what it looks like in a high amp BL system that is pulling 80A+. For the M1 cells, a 5s pack under 80A would be ~13.5V. A 5s M1 pack seems to equil ~15 cells nimh based on nominal voltage. Thus the nimh would have to drop below 0.9V under such a load for the m1s to be better. Thoughts?