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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: UK
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I have a 2500 mAh lipo and a 3000 mAh lipo, how much charge should they be taking (in mAh) after a flight a what's a safe voltage to drop to?
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you want to stick to less than 80% of the capacity of a lipo
so on the 2500, stay below 2000 on the 3000, stay below 2400 What you want to do is time a few flights and see what you draw from a pack in that time, then you can work out a safe max flight time for the packs you have. You dont want to drop below 3.3Volts per cell, but you cant measure that in flight.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Brisbane Australia
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you dont want to go any lower than 80%
so on the 3000 thats 2400mah back in and on the 2500 its 2000mah back. stewart |
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To do the 80% rule calculation take any battery size and multiply by 0.8
ie; 3000 x 0.8 = 2400
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