[NSRCA-discussion] LiPo Fun Fact 'O The Day

[chuenkan at comcast.net]

I would say "C" below: I have never had a lipo pack get warm during charging. That's because i always charge somewhere between 1.8-2.0 C. For my electric planes I buy enough batteries so I do not have to hurry-charge in order to get back into the air. I charge the lipos in my starter & glow igniter at home in the shop when I have plenty of time. Now, in the interest of full disclosure, I do not use $150.00 battery packs, and none of my electric planes are for pattern. 

Phil Spelt, KCRC Emeritus, Secretary 
AMA 1294, Scientific Leader Member 
SPA L-18, Board Member 
(865) 435-1476v (865) 604-0541c 


----- Original Message -----



During charging, a LiPo battery becomes: 



A) Warmer 

B) Colder 

C) None of the above 


D) All of the above 




--Keith Hoard 

--klhoard at outlook.com 



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