How much twist and bend do 3d planes have,bunches,we just dont see it often.
I run 4000mAh 6S on my 6lb 60 size. 3000mAh 6S on my 5lb 50 size birds. I'd probably get 4000 3S to pair up.Just curious what size mah batteries bros are using on their 60 size slabs 6s set up? Are 3000 3s in series too small?
Agreed. I don't have a 60 size slab on E anymore, but have had several 60" 6S fatties, and a 6S 3700 works great there. On my Stix50 6S setup, I'm finding that 3-3300mah range works well for about 5min of fairly hard 3D. My Stix50 weighs 5lb6oz with 2 3300 3S packs in series...I run 4000mAh 6S on my 6lb 60 size. 3000mAh 6S on my 5lb 50 size birds. I'd probably get 4000 3S to pair up.
See Steener's avatar.How much twist and bend do 3d planes have,bunches,we just dont see it often.
That would be cool! Those flex planes fly amazing! Reason I was asking is I’ve had 3s power for the Slick 46 UL in mind. I’m concerned my 2200mah 3s batteries wouldn’t be enough mah. Was thinking something useful for a larger slab in series could be a good option for single packs on the slick.I'm using 3300's in 50" and 60" birds.
Hoping they will work well in my new Flex Innovations Cessna 170.. 😁 😁
Watch out for dirt piles!I'm using 3300's in 50" and 60" birds.
Hoping they will work well in my new Flex Innovations Cessna 170.. 😁 😁
I had the same hope--I use 3S 2200's in my 43" Twisted Edge. On my 6S setup, they only got about 4min, and I puffed a couple of them. Not quite enoughThat would be cool! Those flex planes fly amazing! Reason I was asking is I’ve had 3s power for the Slick 46 UL in mind. I’m concerned my 2200mah 3s batteries wouldn’t be enough mah. Was thinking something useful for a larger slab in series could be a good option for single packs on the slick.
Dirt piles are only dangerous when they are clearly visible from the top side of the plane.Watch out for dirt piles!
They weigh more, that's how they get to 75C, and on a 6S setup on a 60 size, I'm only using a Talon 90 and have plenty of power. Unless it's just availability, no reason to spend more $$ and weight on the 75C IMO.Looking at purchasing a couple 4000mah batteries for a MoAss 60. Based off thumbskulls recommendation, I’ve decided to stick with graphene batteries. I’ve had great luck with them so far. Zero swelling. My question- is there any reason I should get the 75c batteries over the 45c? If the 45c can deliver up to 180 amps, would there be any reason to go higher? Thanks-