very cold lipo ?
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RE: very cold lipo ?
after it returned to temp it shouldnt be a problem to run it. i wouldn't try to run it at such cold temps, lipos are picky about that and you'd get very poor preformance, but i don't know of any reason why not to use it... we used to use lipos on our electric snowmobile team so the cold didn't totally destroy them...
i just want to know how it ended up there... sounds like a good story...
the lug
i just want to know how it ended up there... sounds like a good story...
the lug
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RE: very cold lipo ?
lipos can go to about -40F before they are damaged. So unless you have a really crazy freezer, let them warm up and they'll be fine.
I actually store my lipos in the fridge when I don't plan on using them for a few weeks or more. Just make sure they warm up to room temp before you try to charge/use them.
I actually store my lipos in the fridge when I don't plan on using them for a few weeks or more. Just make sure they warm up to room temp before you try to charge/use them.
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RE: very cold lipo ?
I said it was warm from allmost forgetting to get it out of a car in 100 degree weather and my littlest boy put it in there to cool, atleast it did not puff and explode in my car.