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| battery Qs ok i have my heli on the way. ended up getting a FP E-Sky honeybee .now i have the need to upgrade to LiPo. the original battery that comes with it is a 8.4v i was just wondering do i upgrade up or down? 7.2v or 11.1v? ![]() |
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| I use a 1300mah 7.4 Lipo on my #4-if you go to 11.1V you run the risk of frying something.
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| Re: battery Qs just looked at the product questions and the seller said it actually comes with a 1300mah 11.1v lipo. hmm if a new product comes witha 11.1v it must be able to handle it i guess
__________________ E-Sky HoneyBee EK1H-E004 so far my heli has cost me in NZD $200 purchase $10 shipping $10 repairs |
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| Re: battery Qs I was speaking with someone about this the other day. He said that he got through motors too quickly when using the 11.1v LiPo, they just got fried. It was better with the 800maH 2 cell 7.4v. (Though my knowledge of electrics is still at the novice stage and I can't see how dropping the voltage to what is less than original in the MH batteries would increase flight time.) |
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| i think lower voltage is drained at a lower constant using the motor at minimul or medium power ranges. on small helis this is alright cause u dont need so much head speed to get in the air. ur able to use the motor more efficiantly. with higher voltage u get a high constant burst. if the motor cannot handle that burst it will fry same with esc's for brushless motors atleast thats my thought on it.
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