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04.27.2007, 12:37 PM

maybe this?
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PQ-4500XQ 4S1P
Capacity : 4500mAh
Cell Model: PF 8143150XQ
Voltage : 14.8V
Charge Current(2C) : 9A
Continous Dis.(30C) : 135A
Dimension(mm) : 33.5 * 51.5 * 164.0
Weight : 503g


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04.27.2007, 12:40 PM

Yeah, that's a good pack, but I don't think it would get me another 10 minutes of race run time. Right now I'm running the Hyperion 4350 and that is an Enerland cell too. I thought about going with the 5000 too, but still not sure that I would get an additional 10 minutes of race time there either.
   
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04.27.2007, 12:56 PM

sorry i wasnt clear, i mean run two of those:027:


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04.27.2007, 01:01 PM

Woah, that would be sweet! I would have a run time of like 40 minutes! Unfortunately my truggy would do barrel rolls in the air from all the weight being on one side. :005:
   
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04.27.2007, 01:25 PM

oh i see, that would be bad.
you must have one side motor and other side batt?!?
could you change to top mounted motor and batts on both sides?


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04.27.2007, 02:34 PM

Yep, it's a battery on one side, motor on the other. Here's a photo of it - a little dirty! Not sure about the top mounted motor. I'll think about it.
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04.27.2007, 02:43 PM

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Which manufacturer are you thinking of?
I'm talking about Flightpower/Enerland cells:

Either 2 of these:
From Enerland website:
Capacity : 3300mAh
Cell Model: PF 6644130XP
Voltage : 14.8V
Charge Current(2C) : 6.6A
Continous Dis.(25C) : 82.5A
Dimension(mm) : 27.5 * 44.5 * 143.0
Weight : 322g


Or 2 of these:
From Enerland website:
Capacity : 3200mAh
Cell Model: PF 6444135XQ
Voltage : 14.8V
Charge Current(2C) : 6.4A
Continous Dis.(30C) : 96A
Dimension(mm) : 26.5 * 45.5 * 150.5
Weight : 342g

Edit: figured I would add the towerhobbies.com links as well...

They don't show an Evo 25 3300mAh yet, but they do have the Evo 30 3200mAh listed.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRWB7&P=7

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04.27.2007, 03:08 PM

The Enerland 3200 might work. It's a little longer, like my 4350. That would be nice - basically a 4s 6400. That would easily get me through the 30 minute race. Interresting that the 3200 is heavier than the 3300 though.
   
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04.27.2007, 03:13 PM

I just saw this one too:

Capacity : 6000mAh
Cell Model: PF 10343150XP
Voltage : 14.8V
Charge Current(2C) : 12A
Continous Dis.(20C) : 120A
Dimension(mm) : 44.2 * 45.2 * 165.7
Weight : 622g

That might work really well!
   
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04.27.2007, 03:59 PM

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Interresting that the 3200 is heavier than the 3300 though.
Because it's a 30C cell versus 25C is my guess.
   
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04.27.2007, 04:32 PM

A flightpower 3300 evo20 4s1p weighs 360 grams,i think those figures are off or just the weight of the cells and not the pack,the 3200 being 342g seems about right though.
   
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04.27.2007, 04:44 PM

Quote:
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PQ-3200XQ

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Capacity : 3200mAh
Cell Model: PF 6444135XQ
Voltage : 3.7V
Charge Current(2C) : 6.4A
Continous Dis.(30C) : 96A
Dimension(mm) : 6.4 * 44.0 * 137.0
Weight : 79g
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PQ-3300XP

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Capacity : 3300mAh
Cell Model: PF 6644130XP
Voltage : 3.7V
Charge Current(2C) : 6.6A
Continous Dis.(25C) : 82.5A
Dimension(mm) : 6.0 * 44.0 * 130.0
Weight : 76g
this is the difference.


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