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Cannot find it anywhere, or its that obvious i cannot see it,
Team Orion Carbon Pro 5500mAh 90C 7.4V Saddle Pack is the C rating on this 90 constant or 90 burst ? and also HPI PLAZMAPRO 7.4V 5600mAh 95C LiPo Battery Saddle Pack, is the 95c constant or burst ? anyone know, some of the others say for example 65/130c which is obvious, Many Thanks Paul
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they are all burst. Think about it... 60C for a 5Ah battery is 300A. No battery of this type can provide 300A continuous.
RC car battery ratings make my blood boil
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So your prob looking at 45 constant for these two
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I think a lot of the C ratings are fiddled anyway, there is no standardised test that suppliers/manufacturers use to determine the C rating and I doubt that each lipo is tested before dispatch from the factory.
Big Squid RC and Ultimate RC (both in the US) have done some tests between different Lipos which have consistently shown the advertised C ratings are wide of the mark for most except Gens Ace. You can find one test here: http://www.bigsquidrc.com/lipo-batte...0-mah-edition/ Orion cells are good but when they can be compared to a budget cet from Gens Ace for voltage under load you have to question the advertised C rating. |
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As above. Those numbers are neither constant nor burst, they are just totally made up.
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Same as battery numbers always have been!
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