Gens Ace 4 cell 2200 25c
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Gens Ace 4 cell 2200 25c
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I just got my first Gens Ace battery, and I am impressed. I got the 4s1p 2200 25c from [link=http://www.hobbypartz.com]HobbyPartz[/link]. I have been flying Zeus, Zippy, and eFlite brand batteries in the past and wanted to try something new.
I got this battery to put in my eFlite Advance 25. I have a 60 amp eFlite Esc and eFlite Power 25 motor in this plane. I have been getting run times in the 6 minute range with about 80% use on the LiPo.
Here are my initial thoughts on the Gens Ace:
First, they are using nice wire. I use Deans plugs so I cut off the bullet plugs that all these batteries come with. When I have done this with the Zippy and Rhino's in the past I noticed that they were somewhat harder to solder. The Gens Ace soldered very well.
Second, using my same flying style (moderately hard aerobatics) I have had to put back in about 1800Mah. With the Gens Ace, I have been putting back about 200 Mah less. I don't know why, maybe they have a little more punch so Im not using as much throttle.
All in all, i would say they make a nice battery. Since I have only had this one for a day or say I can't speak of longevity....but we will see.
Here's my plane with the Gens Ace....
Gens Ace by prebres, on Flickr
I just got my first Gens Ace battery, and I am impressed. I got the 4s1p 2200 25c from [link=http://www.hobbypartz.com]HobbyPartz[/link]. I have been flying Zeus, Zippy, and eFlite brand batteries in the past and wanted to try something new.
I got this battery to put in my eFlite Advance 25. I have a 60 amp eFlite Esc and eFlite Power 25 motor in this plane. I have been getting run times in the 6 minute range with about 80% use on the LiPo.
Here are my initial thoughts on the Gens Ace:
First, they are using nice wire. I use Deans plugs so I cut off the bullet plugs that all these batteries come with. When I have done this with the Zippy and Rhino's in the past I noticed that they were somewhat harder to solder. The Gens Ace soldered very well.
Second, using my same flying style (moderately hard aerobatics) I have had to put back in about 1800Mah. With the Gens Ace, I have been putting back about 200 Mah less. I don't know why, maybe they have a little more punch so Im not using as much throttle.
All in all, i would say they make a nice battery. Since I have only had this one for a day or say I can't speak of longevity....but we will see.
Here's my plane with the Gens Ace....
Gens Ace by prebres, on Flickr
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RE: Gens Ace 4 cell 2200 25c
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All in all, i would say they make a nice battery. Since I have only had this one for a day or say I can't speak of longevity....but we will see.
All in all, i would say they make a nice battery. Since I have only had this one for a day or say I can't speak of longevity....but we will see.
I have had to put back in about 1800Mah. With the Gens Ace, I have been putting back about 200 Mah less. I don't know why, maybe they have a little more punch so Im not using as much throttle.
Think, I'm correct in surmising that with your moderately hard aerobatics a 4S/2200/25C will deplete less capacity than the same flying style and time using an overrated 25C that is closer to being a 4S/2200/20C? Does someone know if this is true? (this is assuming both packs have identical 2200mAh capacity)
Second, using my same flying style (moderately hard aerobatics) I have had to put back in about 1800Mah. With the Gens Ace, I have been putting back about 200 Mah less. I don't know why, maybe they have a little more punch so Im not using as much throttle.