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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby chroot » Sun Feb 26, 2012 11:32 am

I have iCharger 3010B can do 1s to 10s.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby Racer_X » Sun Feb 26, 2012 12:32 pm

Thanks NeilP for the info
yea the 7s pack shows two balance plugs

Then I know my iCharger will work with those batteries.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby Arlo1 » Sun Feb 26, 2012 12:35 pm

Hmmmmm
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby NeilP » Sun Feb 26, 2012 1:02 pm

Racer_X wrote:Thanks NeilP for the info
yea the 7s pack shows two balance plugs

Then I know my iCharger will work with those batteries.


Well yes, it and any of them will charge how ever many cells you give them, as long as the balance leads are connected in the correct order and the number is set in the software of the charger
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby Sacman » Sun Feb 26, 2012 1:34 pm

neptronix wrote:Guys;

oh, and hyperion 14s charger guys.. it's your lucky day, finally HK sells 7S Lipo!

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__21374__ZIPPY_Compact_5000mAh_7S_25C_Lipo_Pack.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__21384__ZIPPY_Compact_5800mAh_7S_25C_Lipo_Pack.html

Price is a little higher, and shipping is only international right now. But if you want to jam the highest amount of amp hours into a limited space, these are exactly what you are looking for.


Nice find David, at first look it seems like a better battery option for us guys with the Hyperion 1420i that take full advantage of its ability to charge/balance upto 14s packs. I considered it for a while to upgrage from my 12s packs but a closer look at the battery's balance plugs shows it has two balance plugs rather than just one. It has two separte JST-XH plugs for 4s and 3s rather than just one 7s plug to go directly into the Hyperion.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby neptronix » Sun Feb 26, 2012 2:28 pm

NeilP wrote:I make a 20s4p pack of them to be 6% heavier with 9% greater volume but 16% more capacity. I should have gone with these for my next project not the nano techs I just ordered...And it is all your fault Netp that I just ordered more nano techs..all your fault because you did not tell us about them early enough ...all your fault nothing to do with me of course :wink:


lol, i'll tell my subconscious to dream about hobbyking's battery offerings more often.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby neptronix » Sun Feb 26, 2012 2:45 pm

Sacman wrote:Nice find David, at first look it seems like a better battery option for us guys with the Hyperion 1420i that take full advantage of its ability to charge/balance upto 14s packs. I considered it for a while to upgrage from my 12s packs but a closer look at the battery's balance plugs shows it has two balance plugs rather than just one. It has two separte JST-XH plugs for 4s and 3s rather than just one 7s plug to go directly into the Hyperion.


Damnit, you guys are right :( That is a real bummer.
I searched a bit for a 4S + 3S adapter, and no such thing exists.
On the iCharger 1010b+, you can possibly pull the 7s charging off, but that's not too helpful is it.

I can't even find 7S JST balance leads on the web :|.. looks like this is even super uncommon in the RC world.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby keysersoze310 » Sun Feb 26, 2012 2:53 pm

neptronix wrote:
Sacman wrote:Nice find David, at first look it seems like a better battery option for us guys with the Hyperion 1420i that take full advantage of its ability to charge/balance upto 14s packs. I considered it for a while to upgrage from my 12s packs but a closer look at the battery's balance plugs shows it has two balance plugs rather than just one. It has two separte JST-XH plugs for 4s and 3s rather than just one 7s plug to go directly into the Hyperion.


Damnit, you guys are right :( That is a real bummer.
I searched a bit for a 4S + 3S adapter, and no such thing exists.
On the iCharger 1010b+, you can possibly pull the 7s charging off, but that's not too helpful is it.

I can't even find 7S JST balance leads on the web :|.. looks like this is even super uncommon in the RC world.


I think this is the 7S JST connector you're looking for:
http://search.digikey.com/us/en/product ... -ND/923773
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby psycholist » Sun Feb 26, 2012 3:10 pm

Nice find keysersoze! Thanks!
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby keysersoze310 » Sun Feb 26, 2012 3:40 pm

psycholist wrote:Nice find keysersoze! Thanks!


No problem =)

This thread bummed me out a little since I just received some 6S 8AH batteries yesterday (ok, not that bummed, haha). I did a very quick and dirty comparison of the high capacity compact batteries to see if they were really that much more compact than my 6S 8AH:

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Conclusions - Ok, so the new compact batteries are mostly between 14% and 19"% more compact than my 6S8AH batteries, not to shabby. They also weigh less for their capacity, around 10-14%. Cost is about the same compared to the 8AH batteries, but the cheap 4S1P hardcase is still by far the most cost effective.

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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby lcyn » Sun Feb 26, 2012 3:56 pm

[quote="NeilP"]These new Zippys...the NIMh ones, what is the voltage regime for these...max/min voltage? charge current/characteristics , any "cliff' or a gentle discharge graph?

These are not NIMh, are they? They appear to be the same chemistry as the regular Zippys.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby neptronix » Sun Feb 26, 2012 4:39 pm

Nice comparison, Keyser.

They're not NiMH batteries. not sure where that came from.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby psycholist » Sun Feb 26, 2012 5:08 pm

This thread bummed me out a little since I just received some 6S 8AH batteries yesterday

Same here! Mine are currently held up at customs. Good thing I only ordered 2. So I'm now thinking of puchasing some 7s and series these with the 6s.
So is this do-able? Can anyone foresee any problem in mixing 6s Turnigys with 7s Zippys in series, (total 13s)?
The Turnigys I have coming are 5000mah 20c. I would think I should try to keep capacity the same for the Zippys.
What influence would the different C rate of the Zippys have?
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby mrdavies » Mon Feb 27, 2012 1:51 pm

im so interested in buying these (7s), however i dont think they will work with my icharger 106B ? :(
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby ElectroSurf3r » Mon Feb 27, 2012 2:00 pm

You won't be able to balance-charge all 7 cells on that iCharger, it's only good for 6. You could still charge the 7th cell afterward as a 1s with reasonable accuracy using the cycle function, but that could quickly become a pain, depending how your pack is arranged.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby cwah » Mon Feb 27, 2012 2:10 pm

I don't understand. Why do they have 2 balancers cable on the lipo?
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby Racer_X » Mon Feb 27, 2012 4:00 pm

7s balance adapters are not common so alot of people would not buy this battery because it is not compatible with there charging system.
with a 4s and 3s then most 10s and 14s chargers will work.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby cwah » Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:35 pm

Ok thanks. I'm considering these battery because of the high wh/kg it achieve. Maybe will get them later and I better have the right charger :lol:
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby motomech » Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:36 pm

[Stating the obvious]-A pair of these and a pair of 6S 5800 mAh's could be configured into,

12S 5800 mAh
or
14S 5800 mAh
or
13S 11600 mAh
neet!

Also, if anybody cares, Hobbyking added a Zippy[regular] 6S 5000 "long" battery.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby Diamondback » Wed Mar 07, 2012 8:54 am

sorry to dig up an old thread, but i have question about charging those 7s batteries.

i have a Hyperion EOS 0720i Super Duo 3 Charger.
can anyone who has this charger (or one of the other 14S capable chargers)
please explain how i would charge this pack ?

the charger has the balance connector boards that go from 2S - 7S in single plugs.
would i just plug in both the 3s and 4s into the one balance board ?

or would one have to go into each ch on the charger ?

only had the charger a short while, and still coming to grips with it.

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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby IBScootn » Wed Mar 07, 2012 9:33 am

I would dump the two balance connectors and just use a single 7s connector
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby Diamondback » Wed Mar 07, 2012 9:52 am

I searched the web and HK site and didn't see any 7S connectors.
Or even an adaptor for the 7S charge lead.

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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby FastDemise » Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:06 am

If you have a parallel charging board you could hook up 2 of those 7s batteries with the 5 pin connectors in parallel then on a seperate board the 4 pin connectors. That would work for people with the Hyperion chargers that are 2 seperate 7s chargers. What you think?
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby Sacman » Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:58 am

Diamondback wrote:sorry to dig up an old thread, but i have question about charging those 7s batteries.

i have a Hyperion EOS 0720i Super Duo 3 Charger.
can anyone who has this charger (or one of the other 14S capable chargers)
please explain how i would charge this pack ?

the charger has the balance connector boards that go from 2S - 7S in single plugs.
would i just plug in both the 3s and 4s into the one balance board ?

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No! If you did that you'd be getting sparks! shock: :shock: :shock:
Because you'd be putting cells 1 thru3 in parallel with cells 4 thru 6
(but they are already internally wired in series).

I believe you need to use put the 4s on 1 balance board attached to Channel A,
then put the remaining 3s on another (separate) balance board attached to Channel B.
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Re: New lipos from Hobbyking!

Postby IBScootn » Wed Mar 07, 2012 7:51 pm

Diamondback,

Check out this link for a 4s + 3s to 7s jst-xh adapter:
http://www.allerc.com/hyperion-7s-split ... -5212.html

But ebay does have 8-pin 7s jst-xh cables: (here's an example)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/7S-JST-XH-Conne ... 2299wt_923
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