Enerland cells; 5000mAh, Impressive real life numbers.

[Serum]

special thanks to Viruss! he hooked me up with the file from his eagletree recorder;

To keep a long story short;

at a 110A load, they push out a 3.6V per cell! yes.. that's right.. at 130A they do a 3.45V per cell.

(this is are bursts, in their first 200mAh of discharge.) after 3300mAh of discharge; their voltage is still going strong; a good 140A load give a 3.29V..

For those that want to play with the software, or have it installed, here is the recorder file.

yea, I am running these cells and love em. Under full load they drop 1/2v (5s). Really good cells from my experiences.

[crazyjr]

Those numbers look good. Where can we get them and can a hyperion LBA10 balance them?

[coolhandcountry]

Them numbers sound good rene. I can't see the zip file though.

Crazy- starluck has em, thats where I got mine. He is in Georgia also. The lba6 and lba10 will charge em no problem.

[crazyjr]

ok thanks
There was a link to another that has ten as well

[Serum]

There is this other person you might know who sells this balancer;

http://www.rc-monster.com/chargers.php

[jhautz]

Ive been running the 4350mah Enerlands and have had good results also.
Only data I have is from the very end of a pack. I plugged the eagle tree in to just to do a quick check on how the cells performed. This data was from the last minute or so of the pack before it dumped. You can see the numbers falling off on the last few passes. This is basically when it dumped. 3.25V at 30C (130A) 3.45V at 100A. Not bad for tail end of the pack IMO.

Just got a set of the 5000s but havent been able to run em yet. Alays good to see th real world data.

Data from 5s Enerland 4350mah.
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...7_16-46amp.jpg

[crazyjr]

holy cow, thats a lot of power