Recent content by brone

Wow, that's pretty awful. Got to check the SOC on my 30Q pack which I rarely use because the capacity dropped so fast on it :)

Nice development! Is there any possibility that this would also support BBS02? I read that you got the firmware dump from a chinese website for BBSHD, so BBS02 may be reaching too far

Im having the same issue with my bbs02. Got a Error 30H code in the display, checked all cables and still no dice. The only thing that doesnt seem to work is the speed sensor because it isnt flashing red anymore - could this possibly be the problem?

Well you meantioned the Satiator which is weatherproof, light-ish PSU which you can take anywhere. This weighs alot more (judging by the picture), bulkier and also isnt sealed against the weather - it would be stationary PSU at best

Or just a meanwell hlg led driver instead of this diy nightmare

No way man, you're saying my 9990mAh 18650 UltraFire is fake ?? :lowbatt: :banana: :banana: :o

IMO this forum should have a rule against posting these kinda topics, how many people are going to create topics with chinese batteries asking if the capacity is real?

If I were to go for high C-rate cells I would go with the cheapest ones, because most of them are likely to last only 500 cycles.

If Pajda is right the cheap M29 can do 3C at 100DOD for 1k cycles

I think you're all forgetting cars use AC motor and not DC, where the AC motor gets better efficiency at high speed because they hold the torque more linearly

Replace with a Noctua fan

My previous encounter with PF is that they were very saggy at 2C. Later I got the IMR chemistry 30Q's that I'm super satisfied with the sag. Now I know that they aren't comparable because 30Q is a HP cell, but I assume another IMR cell would perform identically, like Pajda mentions that the M29...

Why does LG list this cell for 500 cycles at 1.5/4A in their datasheet?

Thanks for the hard work :es:

At nkon MJ1 is only 50 cents higher than the 29E. I wouldn't call that "MUCH" higher than the HE cell, and when you need a small pack to go for as long as possible - a measly 30% higher cost does justify the higher capacity.