Good products are always hard to keep in stock anyway.
Looks like a couple weeks unfortunately:x
Since this is a new factory, we are having to develop some trust with them to keep stock for us. They literally have to make the cells when we order. So I guess that is a good and bad. Good is, they're the most fresh cells anyone on the market has. The bad is that you have to wait for them. Catch 22 really. Probably the beginning of NOV is when we should see them.
So what does this show us?
the HP is a lower resistant cell vs the Elite and others we have tested. This is a good thing.
the diferences at the median voltages at 20amps (500mah line) is seperated by .025 to .05 (that is 2.5mv and 5mv). In the HP favor.
at 35amps (the max rating for the Elite) the HP is a clear 5mv ahead.
at 45c (50amps) for the HP it does not perform too well. Based on the 45c test this cell is NOT a 45C. Not if you count 50% capacity @ below 3.4v average acceptable.
Now the Elite was not tested at 45c because it is NOT claimed to be a 45c cell.
all in all the HP is a very very good cell. But keep in mind it is a 1100mah not 1000mah. That is a 10% difference. The voltage difference is not 10% is is more like less than 1%. We would expect the larger capacity cell to have higher voltage so this was expected.
It is my opinion, that the Elite 1000, for its capacity, is a very comparable cell to the HP. But the HP will put out more power on average although less than 1% difference.
It does also appear that the resistance in the HP is lower. We are basing that on the higher starting voltages before it settles into the normal part of the curve (After 200mah). The large starting voltages, although impressive, are very short lived and are not sustained. Also, again, we can't forget about the capacity differences here. The 100mah difference can make a voltage difference as well.
You can draw your own conclusions as well from our tests.
Thanks,
mike
This should be good. "thumbsup"
Testing the HP packs and saying they edged your packs out ( just barely and at probably twice the cost retail) says a lot about your company. Expect an order from me shortly. I need a couple of 4s packs for my super. On a side note, do you make, and would a mamba max handle 5s lipo? An 850 5s would look good on my bully. I just do not want to buy new esc's to do it.
And good it was. :mrgreen:
Are you fellas testing these cells on their first cycle? Or after a few cycles maybe?
Does the mAh rating of a lipo act the same as nimh and nicad batteries? For example, If I have a standard 6 cell 3000 mAh battery and I drive for 1 hour, do I need a 3000 mAh lipo to get the same drive time? This is one of the things that has stumped me because so many lipo's have a mAh of less than 2,000 mAh.
Like I said before, thanks for the inflo. Truth wins my buisness way faster than advertizing.
Brand P is a pure Joke....