What does the high drain mean for these cells? Could I actually get a 10Ah 7.4V pack with these 2 cells?
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High drain LiPoly?
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Re: High drain LiPoly?
It means it can discharge quickly.
It's rated 50 amps continuous or up to 100 amps in burst.
Not that you'd need that, though.
It will work as a 10Ah pack.
It's rated 50 amps continuous or up to 100 amps in burst.
Not that you'd need that, though.
It will work as a 10Ah pack.
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Re: High drain LiPoly?
Perfect. Thanks for the quick answer!
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Re: High drain LiPoly?
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