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BASIC Definition of lipo terminology

by Ted Campanelli <tcamp@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Aug 5, 2008 at 05:36 PM

Each cell in a lipo has a nominal 3.7 volts.  The amperage will vary 
from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Soooooooooo,  a 4s2p 4,400 mah lipo battery breaks down as follows:

4 cells in series (providing 14.4 volts).  (Each individual cell in this 
example, has 3.7 nominal volts AND 2,200 mah).  The volts determine the 
power.

and

2 sets of the 4 cells in parallel.  Each SERIES set of 4 cells would 
have 2,200 mah.  The cells in parallel are to increase the amperage of 
the battery pack.  The amps in a pack determine how long the pack will 
provide power.  More amps, more flying time.


Now I will throw the curve ball.....When a lipo cell is FULLY charged it 
typically reads 4.1 - 4.3 volts PER CELL.

When calculating battery size for you plane use the NOMINAL voltage. 
For instance, 14.4 volts would be a 4S battery.

Hope this answers some questions
 




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BASIC Definition of lipo terminology
Ted Campanelli <tcamp@  2008-08-05 17:36:38 
Re: BASIC Definition of lipo terminology
"H Davis" <h  2008-08-06 11:45:12 
Re: BASIC Definition of lipo terminology
"TT_Man" <So  2008-08-06 18:02:29 
Re: BASIC Definition of lipo terminology
Ted Campanelli <tcamp@  2008-08-06 13:04:51 
Re: BASIC Definition of lipo terminology
The Natural Philosopher &  2008-08-07 07:07:51 

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