My e-revo brushless edition build

[suicideneil]

What was the C rating on the turnigys & neus?

Suprizing results really, but secretly Im not that suprised, rather happy actually. I believe back in the mists of time it was said that the older neu packs did tend to run warmer and not qive quite as much punch- looking at those graphs, it kinda looks about right (higher IR resulting in lower voltage output). Im no expert on this thing really, just say it as I see it & here it. Would be nice to see a test done with some various other packs like TPs and flightmax & rhino lipos from hobbycity, to see how the bigboys do & to identify the best performing cells/ brand within the hobbycity arena.

All donations to be sent to MC, who will kindly test them and return them afterwards...

[mistercrash]

First time I hear about the older NEUs running hotter. The NEUs are not that much older than those Turnigys. The C rating was 25C constant for the NEUs and 20C constant for the Turnigys. The NEUs show an IR which is double of what the Turnigys have. That's what I see on my CellPro, I know it doesn't have the most precise way of measuring the IR of each cell but even so, don't need much precision to figure out that there's a big difference between 2.1 and 4.3. I plan on getting some Thunder Power and Hyperion lipos at the end of winter. But it makes no sense to get them now and have them sit for three or four months because I don't use my RCs very much in the snow. In the meantime, if anyone wants me to run their lipos on this thing, sure I will I'll send them back with a copy of the test results. I might get this accessory to go with the CBA II and start puffing the really bad cells It lets you test at up to 500 watts continuous. You can test at up to 1000 watts continuous if you use two.

[mistercrash]

I tested the other pair of Turnigys I have and overlaid the graphs of all four Turnigys. It's pretty consistant.