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hoober · 05.27.2008, 10:41 AM

1 cell would be same as 14 cells in series. I think they are rated for 38 amps. They will "put out" whatever is being pulled form them.

I think the question you're really asking is what is the max current and still get battery life/performance?

They can probably deliver 100 amps, but the voltage may really be sagged down below a half volt perhaps. It does show up directly in voltage. It's probably safe to say 38-50 amps MAX. 38 amps max continuous will degrade them quickly.

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hoober RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 174 Join Date: Dec 2007	05.27.2008, 10:41 AM 1 cell would be same as 14 cells in series. I think they are rated for 38 amps. They will "put out" whatever is being pulled form them. I think the question you're really asking is what is the max current and still get battery life/performance? They can probably deliver 100 amps, but the voltage may really be sagged down below a half volt perhaps. It does show up directly in voltage. It's probably safe to say 38-50 amps MAX. 38 amps max continuous will degrade them quickly.