-25 C flying
01-19-2011, 04:22 PM
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RE: -25 C flying
okk thanks, well if there are inside my house at around 78 F is it good enought? and can you tell me the difference from Lipo, LifePo4 and Nano-tech batteries??
01-19-2011, 05:27 PM
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RE: -25 C flying
78 is within the normal operating temp of LiPos.
LiPo =lithium polymer and is usually comes in a plastic bag (i.e soft).
LifePO4 = lithium ferrite and usually comes in a "can".
As far as I know "Nanotech" is a marketing term.
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LiPo =lithium polymer and is usually comes in a plastic bag (i.e soft).
LifePO4 = lithium ferrite and usually comes in a "can".
As far as I know "Nanotech" is a marketing term.
Walt
01-21-2011, 07:44 AM
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RE: -25 C flying
Yes and No. LiPo and Nanotech are the same thing, so no problem. LIFePo4 (A123) have a lower nominal voltage and different discharge/charge characteristics. You would ahve to re-program your ESC for LiFePo4's.
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