Hey guys,
I've been trying to find a good solution for my flying car battery and honestly can't make up my mind. I don't like to ask for help when I know the information is out there, but hopefully you guys can weigh in. This is not something I can afford to get wrong
Requirements:
-3 to 5 kWh
-90 volt maximum
-80 kw peak output
-35 kw continuous output
For a 3 kWh battery that's 12 C continuous and 27 C peak. The peak power requirement is more of a nice to have... if all I can get, for example, is 50 kW peak I can live with that (no pun intended).
Multistar won't work well. Other hobbyking batteries might, but I don't trust the specifications they provide or the overall quality. Tesla modules don't work because the voltage is too low to work with. I don't want to get into spot welding individual cells together. Other EV batteries might work but I can't find a good source.
Thoughts?
I've been trying to find a good solution for my flying car battery and honestly can't make up my mind. I don't like to ask for help when I know the information is out there, but hopefully you guys can weigh in. This is not something I can afford to get wrong
Requirements:
-3 to 5 kWh
-90 volt maximum
-80 kw peak output
-35 kw continuous output
For a 3 kWh battery that's 12 C continuous and 27 C peak. The peak power requirement is more of a nice to have... if all I can get, for example, is 50 kW peak I can live with that (no pun intended).
Multistar won't work well. Other hobbyking batteries might, but I don't trust the specifications they provide or the overall quality. Tesla modules don't work because the voltage is too low to work with. I don't want to get into spot welding individual cells together. Other EV batteries might work but I can't find a good source.
Thoughts?