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BrianG · 01.11.2009, 02:45 AM

The lower the number the more "ideal" a battery it is. "m" is milli, so they are 0.04 ohms. Not bad. Battery resistance is not linear though, meaning the resistance will be a bit lower at the high currents. If it was a flat 0.04ohms for any current, the voltage of a 11.1v pack would drop to 7.1v @ 100A. The best way to gauge a battery's performance is to graph it real-time under the heavy load. But, at least this gives you a relative idea compared to other packs...

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	01.11.2009, 02:45 AM The lower the number the more "ideal" a battery it is. "m" is milli, so they are 0.04 ohms. Not bad. Battery resistance is not linear though, meaning the resistance will be a bit lower at the high currents. If it was a flat 0.04ohms for any current, the voltage of a 11.1v pack would drop to 7.1v @ 100A. The best way to gauge a battery's performance is to graph it real-time under the heavy load. But, at least this gives you a relative idea compared to other packs...