Turnigy 4s 5Ah Hard Case 20C Lipo, review in the works

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Re: Turnigy 4s 5Ah Hard Case 20C Lipo, review in the works

Postby auraslip » Wed May 02, 2012 11:17 pm

he's talkking about the spreadsheet at the first or second page
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Re: Turnigy 4s 5Ah Hard Case 20C Lipo, review in the works

Postby jana » Fri Dec 14, 2012 4:58 pm

I just discharged 3 of these packs in series from 4,1 --> 3,5V and got 4,18Ah from them.

Does this seem about right?
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Re: Turnigy 4s 5Ah Hard Case 20C Lipo, review in the works

Postby iovaykind » Fri Dec 14, 2012 6:11 pm

That's definitely on the low side..
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Re: Turnigy 4s 5Ah Hard Case 20C Lipo, review in the works

Postby jana » Fri Dec 14, 2012 6:17 pm

Ok, thanks for answering. I now also tested my 3 other packs and they also put out nearly the same amount of Ah from 4,1v-->3,5v. 4,17AH 188Wh

Is it a way to calculate how much of the full capacity of a battery there should be between to specific cell voltages?
Like 4,15 --> 3,6 should give 85% of max capacity? If that was understandable.
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Re: Turnigy 4s 5Ah Hard Case 20C Lipo, review in the works

Postby parabellum » Sat Dec 15, 2012 11:15 am

jana wrote:Ok, thanks for answering. I now also tested my 3 other packs and they also put out nearly the same amount of Ah from 4,1v-->3,5v. 4,17AH 188Wh

Is it a way to calculate how much of the full capacity of a battery there should be between to specific cell voltages?
Like 4,15 --> 3,6 should give 85% of max capacity? If that was understandable.

I think 4,17Ah is about what you get in this SOC span. You probably will get litle more then 5Ah in 4.2v-3v discharge.
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Re: Turnigy 4s 5Ah Hard Case 20C Lipo, review in the works

Postby Punx0r » Sat Dec 15, 2012 1:34 pm

Agreed. My 5Ah packs all gave 4Ah from 4.1 - 3.65V
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Re: Turnigy 4s 5Ah Hard Case 20C Lipo, review in the works

Postby iovaykind » Sat Dec 15, 2012 1:48 pm

I must be going from 4.2v to 3.5v and getting over 4.5ah. sorry!
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