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2018-07-07, 21:07 by Gary M Jones

I was at the field today between 14:00 & 15:00 all on my own , good flying too. There is a dead sheep along the fence line towards the gate from the pits, I saw the farmer so reported this to her. I hope no one had plans for a BBQ Smile .

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Post by soane 2013-02-16, 18:34

When I balance charge my 130 batteries it takes just shy of an hour at .5a so my question is at what rates do you guys charge your batteries at the sport centre and do you use balance or fast charging. I use 450mAh 2s cells.

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Post by Tim 2013-02-17, 08:11

Most of the new generation packs can be charged at 5C or more - gens ace for instance. Therefore if you use 450m/a capacity packs, 1C would be 450m/a and would take one hour.
2C = 900m/a and would charge from empty in around 30 minutes
4C = 1.8A and would be 15 minutes ...... and so on.

I use a parallel charge board, and charge up to 6+ or so packs at once if required.

DO CHECK what the maximum charge rate is for your packs, as most lipos ( earlier generation especially ) were only chargeable at 1C
EG: at the same current as the pack capacity.
Charging these packs at higher than 1C could be dangerous at worst, or damage the packs at least.
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