Mr Adams @ Demon, as alot of you know realise that he knows his stuff when it comes to electronics and has come up with this excellent solution of charging LiPo batteries in the cold weather…
We have put a number of our IC products and other parts into our clearance section. Most IC products have been reduced by 50% which include Team Magic, K Factory, Mugen and more.
Please have a look.
VAT has been increased from 15% to the original TAX of 17.5%.
However even though you will now be paying the higher price of TAX, we have reduce out NET prices according so you pay the same price as before.
Get it while you can.
Newbury Indoor RC track has been around for a little while but not much mentioned about it. After visiting this track many times now, we believe it has some of the best facilities for indoor racing. Very large track with purpose built pit area and mains power. Bar next door and just on the outskirts of Newbury make it very easy location to get to.
Catering for 10.5, 13.5 brushless and also the equivalent brushed motors.
BRCA rules apply.
Please take a look at there website for more information here.
Some people have mentioned that when they take their LiPo packs off charge they do not show 8.4 volts which is what LiPo chargers generally cut off at.
The voltage of any battery will fall back once disconnected, so within a minute or 2 the voltage will be a bit down. However it will depend on the quality of the battery. Generally the voltage should stay above 8.30 to go and race
1) Make sure your power source for your charger is capable enough. The voltage of a power source (12volt battery or mains adapter) being lower than 12volts will not get your LiPo up to 8.4volts once charged. We have seen LiPo packs come off charge only reading 8.14volts because of a low voltage power source. The voltage of any battery will fall back once disconnected, so within a minute or 2 the voltage will be a bit down. However it will depend on the quality of the battery. Generally the voltage should stay above 8.30 to go and race.
2) Connectors. Make sure all connections going to your LiPo packs and connections going to your charger are tight and of good quality. The resistance will be much higher through poor quality connectors and will have an effect on the voltage being lower than expected on your LiPo once charged. The higher the resistance the worse off you are.
3) Good quality soldering. Make sure whenever you do soldering that solder is not just on the outside of the wire, but that it has penetrated through to give a lower resistance and better contact.
Thanks for reading.
Battery prices seem to be going up but our DL5040 5000mah 40C LiPo battery packs have been reduced here.
