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02.11.2007, 06:13 PM
these packs don't need an LVC?
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02.11.2007, 07:54 PM
Not really. They can handle a low discharge voltage (2v rated, 1v minimum). When they run out of "juice" they pretty much dump noticeable. At that point you should remove your finger from the throttle trigger.
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02.11.2007, 09:47 PM
Yep, no LVC needed. That's what made me decide to go Li-ION. Almost as good as Lipo but less maintenance and care needed.
I have less experience on batts. I am worst even on NiMH side by side. I guest I should just buy the packs for now. The price I have to pay for being worst in assembling batt packs. With all said and done. I think I will go with 5S2P or 3S2P+2S2P, being noob and all on BL setup. |
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