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05.14.2012, 02:12 PM

Yeah, well I would say those batteries have simply lost performance then from sitting and not doing much... lipo's have a bad time with sitting around and internally corroding. The power draw from the truck is also limited by how much traction it has.


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05.14.2012, 02:50 PM

Hmm.. crap. They probably don't perform better after a few cycles, do they? I can just throw them in the bin
   
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Hmm.. crap. They probably don't perform better after a few cycles, do they? I can just throw them in the bin
They will always gain a bit of performance after a few cycles of non-use, but when they are that far gone, it will never be enough. I just retired some Hyperion G3's I had since spring 2009, only because they had not been used in a long time. They never really lost much performance, they still have a pack iR of 5-6 mohm vs. 4 mohm when new... they lost capacity mostly, and they lost it unevenly is the main thing (2 3s packs in series for 6s), so I can't use them together; other than that, they have plento power.


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05.14.2012, 02:54 PM

I have no experience with the HV esc's, but my best guess would be some sort of soft cut-off like you said, it must cut the power a bit to let you know... instead of the typical temporary power shutdown of most cut-off's. ?


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05.14.2012, 03:32 PM

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I have no experience with the HV esc's, but my best guess would be some sort of soft cut-off like you said, it must cut the power a bit to let you know... instead of the typical temporary power shutdown of most cut-off's. ?
Jup, that's soft cut off. It won't give you full power but only 50% or so.


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05.14.2012, 06:40 PM

No prob.

Venlo, that's in the far east right? My relatives live around Oudewadering, Leiden, Leiderdorp, and others.


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05.15.2012, 04:01 AM

South-east indeed. It's only about 2 hours driving from Leiden. Holland is such a small country
   
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