Has anyone done the math yet on those packs?
150c 6.5a pack = 975amps true c
@14,8v = 14.430watts!!!
We are well aware of MA's inflated ratings here at RC-M, there is a whole thread about the non watercooled packs with the same ratings.
Not only is 150C/975A an inflated rating but who has a setup pulling that much power that could test it?
In reality if we can get packs that are capable of handling 200A bursts and 100A continuous it would be adequate for 99% of the setups out there. Some boat guys might be pushing more than that on large speed run boats but thats about it.
We are well aware of MA's inflated ratings here at RC-M, there is a whole thread about the non watercooled packs with the same ratings.
Not only is 150C/975A an inflated rating but who has a setup pulling that much power that could test it?
In reality if we can get packs that are capable of handling 200A bursts and 100A continuous it would be adequate for 99% of the setups out there. Some boat guys might be pushing more than that on large speed run boats but thats about it.
Not to mention, who here believes a 12awg wire can support that kind of current?
Has anyone done the math yet on those packs?
150c 6.5a pack = 975amps true c
@14,8v = 14.430watts!!!
Actually, if we figured up the resistence on the small leads they use on these over rated packs, the total amp load by dead shorting would be less than 975 amps.
Hmmmm.................these cells can survive the dead short test?
"While there might be some merit to these watercooled batteries (uhh), I'm going to trump this "innovative" concept with my forthcoming offerings : the Watercooled Prop
But...wait for it...I'll be a rich man when I announce my final achievement : Watercooled Water "