Not all chargers will charge to higher voltages but some will. My icharger will, but I'm not sure how high. I've never actually tried to find the max. I've got to charge some lipos tomorrow so I'll check and see how high it can be set.
I've actually only used the Revos at 4.2v/cell but ill probably try 4.3v/cell (if the icharger will do it) sometime before the season is over and see what the difference is. I would expect to see a slight voltage gain under load relative to the additional starting voltage.
With a starting voltage of 4.2v/cell, I've seen 3.6v/cell at 380A load, and that's with just 4200mah. Outside of the revo 70C, I would typically expect to see around 3.2v/cell at such an extreme load.
I've actually only used the Revos at 4.2v/cell but ill probably try 4.3v/cell (if the icharger will do it) sometime before the season is over and see what the difference is. I would expect to see a slight voltage gain under load relative to the additional starting voltage.
With a starting voltage of 4.2v/cell, I've seen 3.6v/cell at 380A load, and that's with just 4200mah. Outside of the revo 70C, I would typically expect to see around 3.2v/cell at such an extreme load.
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