RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - lipo mah vs. weight vs. heat vs. c rating

DrKnow65 · 04.10.2008, 07:23 PM

Sweet guys. Sikes, thanks for taking the time to write that post up.

I knew the higher C rating would put out the amps better without heating up, but never really considered they had less voltage drop-i.e. better performance.

I'll be bashing for the most part but if I get the opportunity to hit a track I don't want a dog in the corners.

I'm considering the 25-35C zippy lipo's, 2 packs of 3S 4000mah (100amps and 392grams) they are only $60 each.

or get a pair of the 20-30C 5000mah's @ 100amps and 392grams

A good example of weight vs. C rating...

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DrKnow65 RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 998 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Colorado	04.10.2008, 07:23 PM Sweet guys. Sikes, thanks for taking the time to write that post up. I knew the higher C rating would put out the amps better without heating up, but never really considered they had less voltage drop-i.e. better performance. I'll be bashing for the most part but if I get the opportunity to hit a track I don't want a dog in the corners. I'm considering the 25-35C zippy lipo's, 2 packs of 3S 4000mah (100amps and 392grams) they are only $60 each. or get a pair of the 20-30C 5000mah's @ 100amps and 392grams A good example of weight vs. C rating... If I could only draw what I see in my head, then afford to build it, and finaly get to play with it...