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I got to do a bit of testing today with my new Data logger, what an absolutely brilliant tool.
Sorry I didn't record the graph, but data as follows -
The Triton with 8XL,4S and X442
Peak amps 90
Average amps 75
Peak watts 1000
Top speed 45 mph
Twin Jolly with 2 x Ammos, 2 x 4S, and 2 x K40s
Peak amps 65 X 2
Average amps 50 X 2
Peak watts 700 X 2
Top speed - guess about 45 - 50 mph.
Both of these are pretty much where I was hoping they would be so it was good to prove my guestimations were close.
Following discusions on a previous thread I had set the low voltage cut out to a conservative 3.4 volts per cell ( 13.6 total ) but I found a bit of 'stuttering' now and then which the data logger confirmed was being caused by the voltage dipping down to 12.9 volts now and then tripping the cut out.
I have reset this to 3.2 volts ( 12.8 total).
Bingo - No more guesswork or fried electronics ( touch wood ).
Graham
Sorry I didn't record the graph, but data as follows -
The Triton with 8XL,4S and X442
Peak amps 90
Average amps 75
Peak watts 1000
Top speed 45 mph
Twin Jolly with 2 x Ammos, 2 x 4S, and 2 x K40s
Peak amps 65 X 2
Average amps 50 X 2
Peak watts 700 X 2
Top speed - guess about 45 - 50 mph.
Both of these are pretty much where I was hoping they would be so it was good to prove my guestimations were close.
Following discusions on a previous thread I had set the low voltage cut out to a conservative 3.4 volts per cell ( 13.6 total ) but I found a bit of 'stuttering' now and then which the data logger confirmed was being caused by the voltage dipping down to 12.9 volts now and then tripping the cut out.
I have reset this to 3.2 volts ( 12.8 total).
Bingo - No more guesswork or fried electronics ( touch wood ).
Graham