Now I am confused, how does the TH batterys come up with 16.6 volts. I know I'm just an old country boy but how does this happen?
lipo chemistry always charges over 0.5 volts per cell of the nominal rate it discharges at half a volt of the nominal.Now I am confused, how does the TH batterys come up with 16.6 volts. I know I'm just an old country boy but how does this happen?
Wow! That's amazing 707 !lipo chemistry always charges over 0.5 volts per cell of the nominal rate it discharges at half a volt of the nominal.
He can add! Wow Bob, that was amazing ! LOL! (paybacks a b*^ch) LOL !Each Typhoon battery has 4 cells rated at 4.2 volts full charge.
The batteries are called 4S because each cell is wired in series,
so (4.2)+(4.2)+(4.2)+(4.2) =16.8 volts max charge.
That's okay! Just wash em before you touch your sticks!I had to use my fingers and toes!
DFT, the charge voltage full is 16.7-16.8 v 4 cells at 4,2 volts each is what I have been gettingFunny guys I'm trying to get educated here.
Mine only shows 16.7 v right off the charger, Not a big issue , as they drop .2 points after 1 minute and then settle down!For some reason I'm only showing 16.6 on my ST16.
I have conditioned about 16 lipos in my life, and mine from Yuneec read 16.7v from the minute after the 1st charge out of the box! It does not concern me," BUT" it was conditioned properly !The reported voltage of 3.7V per cell (or 14.8V) is the nominal voltage. Not the max charged voltage.
Think of this as "half charged" voltage.
They charge above this voltage, so the H charges to 4.20V/cell (16.8V) and should never be drained below 3.3V/cell (13.2V) This will really HURT the battery.
As a rule do not let the battery EVER get below 13.20V.... I will never let mine get below 14.0V (3.5V/cell )
If yours is only reporting 16.7 you may not have conditioned the battery properly but that is very close so I would not worry.
Sorry, corrected type O !The reported voltage of 3.7V per cell (or 14.8V) is the nominal voltage. Not the max charged voltage.
Think of this as "half charged" voltage.
They charge above this voltage, so the H charges to 4.20V/cell (16.8V) and should never be drained below 3.3V/cell (13.2V) This will really HURT the battery.
As a rule do not let the battery EVER get below 13.20V.... I will never let mine get below 14.0V (3.5V/cell )
If yours is only reporting 16.7 you may not have conditioned the battery properly but that is very close so I would not worry.
Same here!I have four conditioned batteries and they register 16.6 on the ST16 from the beginning to now with many flights. Never have obtained the magical 16.8.
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