After a very interesting thread started by Ozzie-Crawl on battery matters, I thought I'd do some voltage-drop comparisons between these two brands. The Turnigy was a 30-40C 5000 mah pack with at least 20 runs on it using only a UL-1 motor. The Hyperion was a 35-70 C 5000 mah used in 2P config in my Delta 33 & now my Cyberstorm 32. The Hyperion pack is seven months old and has at least 20 runs on it also. I ran the tests in my FE 30 with a UL-1 motor and speed control and a tweaked M445.
The blue line on the left is the Turnigy, the blue line on the right is the Hyperion. Both started out at basically the same voltage, BUT you can see how the Turnigy dropped down way more than the Hyperion right away. The difference in running voltage, multiplied by the motor KV accounts for a significant difference in prop rpm, and of course speed. I have some new Turnigy 45-90C nanos on the way and will graph when I get the chance. Oh, I couldn't get the graph to load directly, so I took a picture of the screen - should be clear enough to decipher.
Interesting stuff-Eh ?
Tony
The blue line on the left is the Turnigy, the blue line on the right is the Hyperion. Both started out at basically the same voltage, BUT you can see how the Turnigy dropped down way more than the Hyperion right away. The difference in running voltage, multiplied by the motor KV accounts for a significant difference in prop rpm, and of course speed. I have some new Turnigy 45-90C nanos on the way and will graph when I get the chance. Oh, I couldn't get the graph to load directly, so I took a picture of the screen - should be clear enough to decipher.
Interesting stuff-Eh ?
Tony
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