From the bricks, to the Hyperion 1420, to the HP DPS600B-B PS's, even the connectors.
Having never been into models, I didn't really make the RC connection.
Now where are my bi-focals?
I do have a jeweler's lighted magnifier.
First impressions from a Lipo Noob
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First impressions from a Lipo Noob
by motomech » Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:37 pm
The pictures don't really convey scale and I got to tell you'all, everything is so much smaller than I had imagined.
From the bricks, to the Hyperion 1420, to the HP DPS600B-B PS's, even the connectors.
Having never been into models, I didn't really make the RC connection.
Now where are my bi-focals?
I do have a jeweler's lighted magnifier.
From the bricks, to the Hyperion 1420, to the HP DPS600B-B PS's, even the connectors.
Having never been into models, I didn't really make the RC connection.
Now where are my bi-focals?
I do have a jeweler's lighted magnifier.
Motomech(reformed I.C.E. enthusiast)
2003 Rocky Mountain Edge w/2WD. , Dual Ananda Q100 "fast wind" W/stk. controllers modd'ed to 17A, 28 mph on 12S Lipo, Stand Alone CA, Cycle Lumenator
2007 GT Idrive 5 3.0, MXUS geared mini/Lyen Mini-Monster on the frt.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=40567&p=592630#p592630
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=235&p=651777#p651777
2003 Rocky Mountain Edge w/2WD. , Dual Ananda Q100 "fast wind" W/stk. controllers modd'ed to 17A, 28 mph on 12S Lipo, Stand Alone CA, Cycle Lumenator
2007 GT Idrive 5 3.0, MXUS geared mini/Lyen Mini-Monster on the frt.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=40567&p=592630#p592630
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=235&p=651777#p651777
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Re: First impressions from a Lipo Noob
by neptronix » Fri Apr 27, 2012 8:19 pm
Welcome to the club 
ES facebook group: http://facebook.com/#!/home.php?sk=group_125035107565566&ap=1
The all-arounder: 8T MAC motor on a Trek 4500.
The girlfriend bike: 350W front MAC on a 700c Trek.
The wheelie machine: 20" Rear Magic Pie II on a Trek 4300 MTB
The Bus: ??? on a 'da bomb' cargo bike frame
Pro-tips for noobs: Avoid BMS Battery like the plague | Charge RC Lipos to 4.15v, stop discharging at 3.5-3.6v | Use torque plates/arms! | Rear mounted hubs are always best
The all-arounder: 8T MAC motor on a Trek 4500.
The girlfriend bike: 350W front MAC on a 700c Trek.
The wheelie machine: 20" Rear Magic Pie II on a Trek 4300 MTB
The Bus: ??? on a 'da bomb' cargo bike frame
Pro-tips for noobs: Avoid BMS Battery like the plague | Charge RC Lipos to 4.15v, stop discharging at 3.5-3.6v | Use torque plates/arms! | Rear mounted hubs are always best
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neptronix - 100 GW
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Re: First impressions from a Lipo Noob
by dogman » Sat Apr 28, 2012 1:56 pm
Where did I put that 36v 5 ah battery? Oh,,, why there it is, in my front shirt pocket. 
Crazy small and light, if you are used to sla's.
Crazy small and light, if you are used to sla's.
THE LIPO RULES. NEVER ABOVE 4.3V NEVER BELOW 2.7V DON'T PUNCTURE
Ideal charging /discharging range for Lipo, 3.65v minimum 4.1v maximum
See battery technology section, FAQ thread at the top of the page for lipo noob info.
Ideal charging /discharging range for Lipo, 3.65v minimum 4.1v maximum
See battery technology section, FAQ thread at the top of the page for lipo noob info.
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dogman - 100 GW
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