Lipo Battery Question
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C rating tells you how much current you can safely pull from the pack without damaging it. 10c means 10 times it's capacity, so if it is a 2700mAh pack, you can safely pull 27000mA = 27 Amps. 20c means 54 Amps.
www.giantcod.co.uk are cheap, and UK based. www.hobbyking.com are based in Hong Kong and are cheaper, but take longer and you can get stung by customs (or more to the point by parcelforce, who charge £13 for collecting a couple of quid for HMRC)
www.giantcod.co.uk are cheap, and UK based. www.hobbyking.com are based in Hong Kong and are cheaper, but take longer and you can get stung by customs (or more to the point by parcelforce, who charge £13 for collecting a couple of quid for HMRC)
Jezz172 said:
Awesome cheers!
Any tips on the best place to get them from?
MB Models. You will not find better service anywhere elseAny tips on the best place to get them from?
http://www.rccarshop.co.uk/catalog/index.php
Jezz172 said:
Awesome cheers!
Any tips on the best place to get them from?
I've got a 2500mAh 11.1V 3S Overlander in my Corsair (plane), but I just ordered a pair of Turnigy 2200mAh 20C (max 30C burst for 10 sec) 11.1v 3s from eBay for £22.99 + delivery - can't beat that sort of value!Any tips on the best place to get them from?
Stig said:
Jezz172 said:
Awesome cheers!
Any tips on the best place to get them from?
I've got a 2500mAh 11.1V 3S Overlander in my Corsair (plane), but I just ordered a pair of Turnigy 2200mAh 20C (max 30C burst for 10 sec) 11.1v 3s from eBay for £22.99 + delivery - can't beat that sort of value!Any tips on the best place to get them from?
tubbinthug said:
C rating tells you how much current you can safely pull from the pack without damaging it. 10c means 10 times it's capacity, so if it is a 2700mAh pack, you can safely pull 27000mA = 27 Amps. 20c means 54 Amps.
www.giantcod.co.uk are cheap, and UK based. www.hobbyking.com are based in Hong Kong and are cheaper, but take longer and you can get stung by customs (or more to the point by parcelforce, who charge £13 for collecting a couple of quid for HMRC)
How much was the item? www.giantcod.co.uk are cheap, and UK based. www.hobbyking.com are based in Hong Kong and are cheaper, but take longer and you can get stung by customs (or more to the point by parcelforce, who charge £13 for collecting a couple of quid for HMRC)
wacattack said:
Stig said:
Jezz172 said:
Awesome cheers!
Any tips on the best place to get them from?
I've got a 2500mAh 11.1V 3S Overlander in my Corsair (plane), but I just ordered a pair of Turnigy 2200mAh 20C (max 30C burst for 10 sec) 11.1v 3s from eBay for £22.99 + delivery - can't beat that sort of value!Any tips on the best place to get them from?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCWdnjLqVWw&p=7...
andrewrob said:
tubbinthug said:
C rating tells you how much current you can safely pull from the pack without damaging it. 10c means 10 times it's capacity, so if it is a 2700mAh pack, you can safely pull 27000mA = 27 Amps. 20c means 54 Amps.
www.giantcod.co.uk are cheap, and UK based. www.hobbyking.com are based in Hong Kong and are cheaper, but take longer and you can get stung by customs (or more to the point by parcelforce, who charge £13 for collecting a couple of quid for HMRC)
How much was the item? www.giantcod.co.uk are cheap, and UK based. www.hobbyking.com are based in Hong Kong and are cheaper, but take longer and you can get stung by customs (or more to the point by parcelforce, who charge £13 for collecting a couple of quid for HMRC)
andrewrob said:
wacattack said:
Stig said:
Jezz172 said:
Awesome cheers!
Any tips on the best place to get them from?
I've got a 2500mAh 11.1V 3S Overlander in my Corsair (plane), but I just ordered a pair of Turnigy 2200mAh 20C (max 30C burst for 10 sec) 11.1v 3s from eBay for £22.99 + delivery - can't beat that sort of value!Any tips on the best place to get them from?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCWdnjLqVWw&p=7...
Turnigy batteries are very well regarded - I didn't just opt for the cheapest packs on fleabay!
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