Question: Li-on or LI-poly
12-19-2002 | 04:36 PM
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From: Finchingfield, Essex, UNITED KINGDOM
Question: Li-on or LI-poly
LiIon are usally good for 2C or 3C but Kokam LiPo can source 5C and have a greater power density, they're also safer because of the pastic electrolyte which reduces explosion risks.
The smart money says LiPo!
Cliff
The smart money says LiPo!
Cliff
04-21-2003 | 07:36 PM
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From: Sacramento,ca
Question: Li-on or LI-poly
I have a lot of ion's but got a bunch of poly's now sure a lot
more power I run my poly's at 10-12c about 20 charges so far
wait and C how long thhey last sure are lite also. CU
more power I run my poly's at 10-12c about 20 charges so far
wait and C how long thhey last sure are lite also. CU
04-23-2003 | 05:15 AM
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From: Redmond, WA
Question: Li-on or LI-poly
LiPo, of course. Not only can they do up to 5C (first generation did about 3C), they are lighter and much less prone to exploding than LiIo. The LiIo's I have were obtained cheap ($2-$4 / pack), so I am enjoying the mileage I get from them.
