kaladeth
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Good question! Went down all the way to 3.0V.
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I thought you weren't supposed to take lipos lower than 3.2v per cell otherwise you could potentially damage the pack
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Yeah, shouldn't go below 3.2V but at low c and not leaving it there for a long time will minimize any degradation.
Note, under high C, do not go below 3.5V.
Note, under high C, do not go below 3.5V.
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Getting similar results on my lipo.
Discharged to 3.5V (~0.6A load), recovered to 3.6V (this is at best 20% of rated capacity) and by all means anything below 3.5V is not usable.
Boring math:
20% of 2800mAh = 560mAh i.e. I should be able to refill 2240mAh. I got 1940mAh.
So basically it's a ~2500mAh pack. That is outside the industry standard of 5% error on marking.
Volt vs capacity
https://www.hyperion-world.com/en/blog/view/post/a-guide-to-lithium-polymer-batteries
Discharged to 3.5V (~0.6A load), recovered to 3.6V (this is at best 20% of rated capacity) and by all means anything below 3.5V is not usable.
Boring math:
20% of 2800mAh = 560mAh i.e. I should be able to refill 2240mAh. I got 1940mAh.
So basically it's a ~2500mAh pack. That is outside the industry standard of 5% error on marking.
Volt vs capacity
https://www.hyperion-world.com/en/blog/view/post/a-guide-to-lithium-polymer-batteries
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Because of the issues here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/i58Rno7qddNvkrKH/?mibextid=A7sQZp
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/i58Rno7qddNvkrKH/?mibextid=A7sQZp
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After seeing this guys video:
Thinking about seeing if I can get mine warrantied. Or if they can send me a new one for free to test out. Or if I can get a range extender, but I have 0 idea how to install one of those.
Thinking about seeing if I can get mine warrantied. Or if they can send me a new one for free to test out. Or if I can get a range extender, but I have 0 idea how to install one of those.
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What's there to think about? You either think you have an issue or not, that is not magically going to change.
File a claim and see how they respond. Just give them a specific symptom and not some facebook bs i.e. long winded stories.
"Loosing signal at x range" (or whatever your symptom is) and let them respond.
Beyond me how anyone would try a speed run without checking the basics, like range, but that is another story.
File a claim and see how they respond. Just give them a specific symptom and not some facebook bs i.e. long winded stories.
"Loosing signal at x range" (or whatever your symptom is) and let them respond.
Beyond me how anyone would try a speed run without checking the basics, like range, but that is another story.
