[NSRCA-discussion] 6S+4S-Good or Bad?
Ed White
edvwhite at yahoo.com
Tue Dec 11 03:59:37 AKST 2012
Bill Ahrens and I ran the Rhino 6S/4S 4900's and had pretty much the same
experience. We hoped they would be more robust because they are rated 25C vs.
20C for the 5S. They ran good, had good power, but puffed and went south
sooner. I bought 2 shipsets in the spring and ended up retiring them both
before the end of the season. First batteries I've owned that didn't make it
one full season. There was a period where I had stopped flying the 6S/4S Rhino
packs, even for practice. But was still flying a Rhino 5S/5S from 2011. I
charged them as 10S and they always balanced well, but with higher IR's than the
5S/5S. I don't think this had to do with the 6S/4S combination, just the 25C
cells were not as good as the 20C. I think the combination is OK, but I wouldn't
recommend the Rhino 4900's.
Ed
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From: Bob Pastorello <rpasto513 at gmail.com>
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Sent: Mon, December 10, 2012 9:18:07 AM
Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] 6S+4S-Good or Bad?
Wondering if anyone has run these instead of 10s, and were results different
from 2x 5S setups?
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