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brian015 · 12:09 PM

CC's 8s ICE aircraft esc's have data-logging already.

Edit:
I've logged current draw on my large scale build:
http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...t=26979&page=7

My max currents were 90-125Amps (depending on 10s or 8s setup). My 30c 3600mah batteries should have easily been able to provide this, but I saw a big difference in performance (punch) between them and the 40c 5000mah I was also testing (All Turnigies).

So either, even at 10 samples/second, its not registering the highest current spikes, or the batteries are not up to spec. That convinced me to stick with the 40c batteries when recently buying new ones, since the numbers say the 30c 3600mah should be OK, but they weren't as good.

I can't say anything, however, about the 40c vs. 45c nano's though.

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brian015 RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 768 Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: NJ	09.22.2010, 11:59 AM CC's 8s ICE aircraft esc's have data-logging already. Edit: I've logged current draw on my large scale build: http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...t=26979&page=7 My max currents were 90-125Amps (depending on 10s or 8s setup). My 30c 3600mah batteries should have easily been able to provide this, but I saw a big difference in performance (punch) between them and the 40c 5000mah I was also testing (All Turnigies). So either, even at 10 samples/second, its not registering the highest current spikes, or the batteries are not up to spec. That convinced me to stick with the 40c batteries when recently buying new ones, since the numbers say the 30c 3600mah should be OK, but they weren't as good. I can't say anything, however, about the 40c vs. 45c nano's though. Last edited by brian015; 09.22.2010 at 12:09 PM.