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03.16.2006, 08:30 AM

Look at this page of a graph of the Polyquest XP cells (these are the same as the Hyperion Litestorm cells):
http://www.elektromodellflug.de/akku-test/polyquest.htm
You'll have to scroll down a little bit to get to the 3700mah.


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03.16.2006, 08:49 AM

Yay graphs for comparison

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Now can we decide which will win the drag race
3700 save 184 grams or .41 pounds
4800 may deliver more volts at given amp draw (I think)

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I'm confused,the table says the 4800 are 14C continuous.
   
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Where?


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03.16.2006, 09:51 PM

In the table on page 1 of this thread,says 67A continuous.

Different specs shown here:http://www.kokam.com/product/product...0mAh_Grade.pdf
says 96A continuous,192 amp peak! eh?

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03.16.2006, 10:00 PM

Oh, I see. That pic didn't load until I opened it up in a separate browser.

I think I've read that the Orion and Peak Lipo packs are 2p, and not single 4800mah cells. Unfortunately, I don't recall the source of this information.


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03.17.2006, 10:04 PM

In an rc car action add, it says it's 2s2p and 72 amps max continous.


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03.19.2006, 01:02 PM

Thwe Orion packs are indeed Kokam cells, configured in 2s2p. I plan on using the Orion cells this year myself. The packaging/size etc. is perfect IMO, and the extra runtime form 4800mah is a nice bonus. Also, the Orion 4800 packs are around $150 each.
   
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