I have four 3 cell series packs for sale. I've been using them in my R/C
electric airplanes. I've upgraded to lighter, higher discharge packs for my
planes and no longer use these.
Heres the specifics:
3s 2200mah packs
Manufacturer - Irate from
http://www.cheapbatterypacks.comNominal voltage 11.1 volts
Rated for 8 to 10 c discharge rate or 17.6 to 22 amps
Weight 5.1 ounces
Dimensions 3.5" x 2.25" x .5"
45 amp Power Pole connectors properly crimped on with a West Mountain Radio
crimper
I used these packs on a 6s2p (6 cells in series 2 in parallel) in my plane
with a max discharge rate of 44 amps per my watt meter. I would get two 10
minute flights.
I just tested them on my bench with a watt meter in line. I brought my
motor up to a point of drawing 2.5 amps. The watt meter started at 30
watts, 12v and 2.5 amps. As the run time went on the voltage started to
drop a little to 11.8 volts. I then placed two of the packs in parallel and
the voltage held at 12v for some time.
These packs would work very well with an Elecraft rig since the constant
draw on the pack would not be 2.5 amps.
THESE PACKS MUST BE CHARGED WITH AN APPROPRIATE LITHIUM CHARGER AND
MONITORED DURING THE CHARGE PROCESS. I've never had a problem but
inappropriate charging has caused fires. I normally charge and store my
batteries in a fireproof documents box just for safety.
The other thing to keep in mind is that each cell must not be allowed to
drop below 3v or 9v per pack.
If your interested in a light weight high current battery these may be the
way to go.
$25 per pack plus shipping.
Rich - N5ZC
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