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this is interesting. looks like there's not much difference between 8.4, 9.2, and 7.4
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battery voltage ROF comparison
-a|ex- Posts : 757
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this is interesting. looks like there's not much difference between 8.4, 9.2, and 7.4
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7.2 lipo?! man I need one of those. didn't really tell the c rating either.
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NJSC wrote:7.2 lipo?! man I need one of those. didn't really tell the c rating either.
LOL! gotta love when people dont know what they are talking about. The c rating for the 7.2?
was a 20c the c rating for the 11.1 was like 10 or so based on the 15 amp rating on it
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-a|ex wrote:
this is interesting. looks like there's not much difference between 8.4, 9.2, and 7.4
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you are Incorrect good sir.... First off a lipo is 10000000 times better because they hold there voltage longer, last longer, put a higher c rating out, and so on. Also a 7.4v lipo compared to a 9.6 which puts out a little over 10volts out performes it all day long...
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Rhino- Posts : 1580
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sniper2525 wrote:-a|ex wrote:
this is interesting. looks like there's not much difference between 8.4, 9.2, and 7.4
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you are Incorrect good sir.... First off a lipo is 10000000 times better because they hold there voltage longer, last longer, put a higher c rating out, and so on. Also a 7.4v lipo compared to a 9.6 which puts out a little over 10volts out performes it all day long...
Your correct in a lot of ways. a 7.4 lipo fully charged is 8.4 a 9.6 nimh fully charged is around 10.5+ volts. Voltage really doesnt do a lot. The amperage is more important I have found. I have a 7.4 50c that performs like a 11.1 15c
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So you are saying that I need an 11.1 50C?
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NJSC wrote:So you are saying that I need an 11.1 50C?
No you need a 10 cell 50c 42.00 volts fully charged
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i haven't done so yet, but would wiring 2 batteries in parallel (either a pair of 8.4 or a pair of 9.2) increase ROF? i think amps are doubled and voltage remains the same).
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I think I just get lemons when it comes to lipos but I have found that lipos die very quickly in my guns and are hit or miss on whether or not it will increase trigger response.
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You definitely got lemons then, sir. I have had great experiences with my lipos. I would never go back to any other battery.Twitch wrote:I think I just get lemons when it comes to lipos but I have found that lipos die very quickly in my guns and are hit or miss on whether or not it will increase trigger response.
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Twitch wrote:I think I just get lemons when it comes to lipos but I have found that lipos die very quickly in my guns and are hit or miss on whether or not it will increase trigger response.
Im calling user error on this one.
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