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Old 05-06-2008, 08:28 PM
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Re: Lithium Polymer cells. Whats the big deal?

thank you for answering that question about the pack tempature have been wondering that and no one has ever really answered it. do I need to invest in a infred temperature guage or maybe put a indicator on the heli? Was just wondering have lot to learn. but have learned so much these models are truly amazeing. thank you again mike
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Old 05-06-2008, 11:43 PM
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Re: Lithium Polymer cells. Whats the big deal?

Usually they are just warm after a flight otherwise you are probably pulling too hard on them and they will puff after a while. Seems like some of the expensive ones can take more heat but it can't be good for them either.IMO
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Old 05-09-2008, 07:30 PM
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Re: Lithium Polymer cells. Whats the big deal?

i've been running poly-lipo since 2005 and have lost a few packs but they have always performed awsome. It is a Must that they are kept in a cool dry place, i keep them in an aluminum briefcase with the insides covered with thick rubber linening. if you run Lipo you MUST NOT run brushed motor they burn way to many amps. a brushless motor will make your battery last it's full life cycle. it is important to cycle your battery( don't charge battery then wait 30 days to cycle. 3 months left fully charged and its spent. cycle battery everyday and it will last years.
Also it is important VERY to buy a Name Brand battery (thunder power,Etec,Kokam..Ect.) they last and have been tested. Cheap china versions usually are Crap.
Also Very important U buy a good charger a cheap charger will be the first to kill your new packs.
the life of a lipoly battery today is from 200 to 500+ charges
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